Montana Senate candidate who shot a stand-in Flock camera in a campaign ad calls for federal limits on surveillance tech

Seth Bodnar is running for US Senate in Montana. In a campaign advertisement, he shoots a camera made by Flock, a surveillance technology company. Following this ad, Bodnar has called for the federal government to establish regulations limiting surveillance technology.

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National6 articles from 6 sources across the spectrum· Updated 13d ago

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InsiderLean Left· 13d ago

Montana Senate candidate who shot a stand-in Flock camera in a campaign ad calls for federal limits on surveillance tech

Mother JonesLean Left· 14d ago

Meet the Candidates Putting Bullets in Flock Cameras

HuffPostLeft· 14d ago

‘Flock Off’: Montana Senate Candidate Shoots Down ‘Creepy As Hell’ Security Cams In Wild Clip

Center

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NewsweekCenter· 15d ago

Senate Candidate Destroys Flock Security Camera With Shotgun in Campaign Ad

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BizPac ReviewRight· 14d ago

Montana Senate candidate takes aim at Flock cameras — literally

Washington ExaminerRight· 15d ago

Montana independent Senate candidate shoots Flock camera in new video

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