Montana Governor Steve Bullock is making a flurry of appearances on television and the campaign trail after getting locked out of next week’s Democratic Party presidential debate, a move aimed at turning the bad news into a boost for his candidacy. While 20 of his rivals meet over two nights on the debate stage in Florida, Bullock will be in Iowa and New Hampshire – the first states to have presidential nominating contests – holding televised town halls. A new ad being released on Tuesday and seen by Reuters complains that Bullock was “ousted” from the debate and urges supporters to donate to his campaign.
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