Frequently Asked Questions

Can the Attorney General really help lower prescription drug prices?

Yes! But we need an Attorney General who is willing to stand up to Big Pharma. Graybill is the only candidate with a plan to hold prescription drug corporations accountable for illegally gouging prices.He's also the only candidate who refuses to accept any political donations from big drug corporations or insurance companies. Graybill will be a strong, independent watchdog who fights for Montanans and ends price gouging on prescription drugs to put money back in your pocket. You can read more about his plan HERE.



How do the two candidates for Attorney General differ on public lands?

In Montana, protecting public lands is a bipartisan issue. But Austin Knudsen is an extremist on public lands. He's one of the only Republicans in Montana who openly supports selling and privatizing public lands. Read his comments HERE. Knudsen voted to gut Montana’s stream access law and is suing a group of veterans in his hometown, blocking them from accessing their own public park. Raph Graybill is an active angler and gun owner. He understands the threat that selling off our public lands poses to our communities, who hunt and fish as a way of life. Graybill has defended Montana public lands before the Montana Supreme Court – and won. Dark money special interests are trying to put gates on our public streams and forests. Protecting our public lands is an issue that unites all Montanans. We can't let Knudsen's extremism win. Read Raph Graybill’s full plan to protect and expand public access HERE.



How would Austin Knudsen's extremist anti-health care lawsuit affect me?

Austin Knudsen says the whole reason he’s running for Attorney General is to join the extremist lawsuit to kill the Affordable Care Act and rip away our healthcare, which would be a disaster for Montana. It’s irresponsible and wrong in the middle of a pandemic. If you're one of over 429,000 Montanans with pre-existing conditions, insurance companies could deny you life-saving medical care. It would close our rural hospitals. Montana would lose 10,000 jobs and billions in our economy. Raph Graybill knows that Montanans can’t afford to lose their healthcare during a pandemic. As Attorney General, Graybill will end the extremist, partisan lawsuit that would kill our healthcare law and he will protect Montanans with pre-existing conditions.



Is Austin Knudsen really blocking access to a veteran's park?

It sounds crazy, but it's true. Knudsen owns land next to a veterans park used for decades by the local American Legion and boy scout troops on the bank of the Missouri River. Now they're using their land to gate off access to the park and suing the veterans in his hometown. But don't take it from us. Austin's neighbors wrote about how devastating Knudsens’s actions have been for the community of Culbertson HERE.



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