I know you’ve noticed it – Steve Daines likes his plaid shirts. I don’t know – are they plaid? He wears them everywhere, but he only wears them in Montana.
Let’s take a look at Steve Daines today and see if we can learn of any warnings his clothes might be giving us.
Let’s take a look at Steve Daines today and see if we can learn of any warnings his clothes might be giving us.
This is a classic Steve Daines pose – looking impressed at the hard work of others. He typically takes a cross-legged stance, one foot slightly out in front of the other, and both hands placed firmly above his hips just like so. He’s happy you’re working – it means he doesn’t have to.
And then there’s that shirt again. It’s plaid, button-down, pocket on one side, and that nice watch to go with it.
And then there’s that shirt again. It’s plaid, button-down, pocket on one side, and that nice watch to go with it.
You don’t see Daines wearing the more folksy plaid clothes in Washington. There he favors the no-tie look favored by the Iranians.
The way his flag is blending together with that background also makes me question his loyalty to America – does he just want some states to up and float away, no boundaries to hold them in?
And why just 8 states? Is that his overarching agenda – to reduce America’s size through consolidations and off-shoring, perhaps into something more manageable for his Wall Street handlers to preside over?
The way his flag is blending together with that background also makes me question his loyalty to America – does he just want some states to up and float away, no boundaries to hold them in?
And why just 8 states? Is that his overarching agenda – to reduce America’s size through consolidations and off-shoring, perhaps into something more manageable for his Wall Street handlers to preside over?
Back in Bozeman last April Daines decided to go for some softer earth tones for his trip to a hunting outfitters store. Something there really amazed him, perhaps the idea of shooting down healthcare with his buddy Ted Cruz from Texas.
Gosh, wouldn’t it be great to get real chummy with him in the Senate? Maybe he could become president one day, and I could follow him around at the heels like Racicot used to do with Bush. Gosh, wouldn’t that be something!
Gosh, wouldn’t it be great to get real chummy with him in the Senate? Maybe he could become president one day, and I could follow him around at the heels like Racicot used to do with Bush. Gosh, wouldn’t that be something!
Denny Rehberg liked to drink and probably still does. What about Daines, does he have any problems with substances? This dog sure looks interested, although I’m not sure it’s been trained. Maybe it just smells BS.
The Bozeman Daily Chronicle got some good photos of Daines at the shop, and in one of those he seemed awed by the dead animals on display. Non-natives are often surprised by the animals we have here, however.
We know that Daines always wears plaid while in Montana, and that leads me to believe that this photo could be fake…I’m just not enough of a Photoshop expert to know for sure. I just have a feeling that’s a green screen in Washington, but that’s just me.
Here we know Daines is in Montana because he’s wearing plaid again, this time with that watch on display. Maybe he’s getting some royalties from them…again, this is just pure speculation.
When Daines is helping the poor by bringing food to their doors he always wears his plaid. Many times when its colder out that North Face will go on too – it’s just enough on the edge of middle-class and upper-class-trendy to really appeal to all social spectrums.
I think the Republican budget for those types of studies in 2013 amounted to $12.4 million, but don’t quote me on that.
I think the Republican budget for those types of studies in 2013 amounted to $12.4 million, but don’t quote me on that.
When Daines needs to hurry quickly out of a meeting – either because he doesn’t know the answers or someone started asking questions – he typically does so in plaid. Here we’re seeing a nice maroon kind, which tells us he’s probably in western Montana.
Washington, no plaid, but we might try to fly or bus a horse into the downtown area for some photo-ops, but only if we get the unionized shit-cleaners to come in too.
Daines managed to get around that provision in the local D.C. ordinances by working on a Saturday, at least that’s what I read on the internet.
Daines managed to get around that provision in the local D.C. ordinances by working on a Saturday, at least that’s what I read on the internet.
This is a real damn tough one. I can’t quite see below that jacket, but I’m going to have to go with plaid on this one. And in case you didn’t know he was fishing, he’s got his fishing hat on. Not sure if there’s a fishing hole, though.
Well, that’s that. I think it’s clear – Steve Daines and his obsession with plaid in Montana goes against his inclinations. He’s a Washington boy now, and favors solid colors while there.
I’m afraid plaid is just a metaphor for what we’re getting – someone that puts on one outward persona while in Montana, and a completely different one when back in Washington.
I’m glad Amanda Curtis isn’t wearing plaid...yet.
Well, that’s that. I think it’s clear – Steve Daines and his obsession with plaid in Montana goes against his inclinations. He’s a Washington boy now, and favors solid colors while there.
I’m afraid plaid is just a metaphor for what we’re getting – someone that puts on one outward persona while in Montana, and a completely different one when back in Washington.
I’m glad Amanda Curtis isn’t wearing plaid...yet.
