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In Montana’s razor-thin Senate race, political ads have turned deeply personal—campaigns are now plastering private cell phone numbers across flyers, targeting candidates Reilly Neill and Seth Bodnar. The fallout? Hundreds of harassing calls for Neill, and Bodnar’s team calling it “dirty politics” that Montanans are done with. This isn’t isolated—it’s a growing trend nationwide, even acknowledged by former President Trump, who once shared Senator Graham’s number (and later regretted it). The tactic blurs the line between campaigning and harassment, sparking outrage over privacy and the erosion of civil discourse in American politics.

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