Tester quietly releases public schedule after breaking campaign promise by not updating for months
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Tester made the promise to publicize his official calendar back during his 2006 Senate campaign, and made good on the promise until January 29 of this year, just over a week into President Biden’s term.
Tester's public schedule was archived nearly a dozen times between February 1 and April 19, only showing Tester's schedule during the last week in January, according to the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. On April 20, Tester's schedule was updated to show his schedule between April 14 and April 20. "Due to a staff error, Senator Tester’s public schedule was not posted online from Jan-28-April 20," Tester's communications director, Sarah Feldman, told Fox News in an emailed statement. "Upon learning of the error we immediately corrected the issue, and those dates are now online where everyone can see. Senator Tester is proud to be the first Senator in either party to post his daily public schedule and will continue providing the transparency that Montanans and all Americans deserve from their elected leaders."
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