Much to AbleChild's surprise, Montana State Senator Bob Keenan contacted AbleChild four days later, explaining that there were "So many inaccuracies in your opinion piece!" AbleChild works hard to provide accurate information to its members and the public.
Naturally, AbleChild contacted Senator Keenan requesting that he provide exactly what he believed was "Inaccurate" in the article.
No one could have expected such a derogatory email in response where the Senator literally berates AbleChild and either makes up or, in the least, hides the identity of some nefarious individual who slanders AbleChild without having the courage to show his or her face.
Senator Keenan provided one example of an inaccuracy in relationship to how many times his committee met, and AbleChild corrected it, see updated article.
Senator Keenan claims that this unnamed person told him to stay away from AbleChild - slandering AbleChild and claiming that "The gal who runs it is not credible or trustworthy," saying "She actually said to a Tennessee State Senator -"How much money do I need to pay you?" The Montana Senator's response to this slanderous nonsense? "Good grief! "No corrections necessary, please! Just stay away from Montana!" Hmmm Senator Keenan should be ashamed of his behavior.
At a minimum, Senator Keenan should release the name of the person who made such slanderous statements about AbleChild.
Do the taxpayers of Montana deserve that information? Despite Senator Keenan's claims that there is ample oversight of the $300 million dollar reorganization of the behavioral health program, it appears that AbleChild was the first to reveal A&M's China connection.
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