Sam Lux started working as a veterinary assistant when he was fifteen, and moved to Montana soon after, where he eventually became a farrier. One of the things I love about Montana is that this 29-year-old farrier offered the most sensible and comprehensive solution to the issue of data centers that I’ve heard since I first became aware of this issue. Sam is running as a Democrat for the second Congressional District seat in Montana. I also have to wonder whether this must be the shortest name for a candidate in the history of Montana politics.
Thanks to my sponsors Buchanan Capital, The Foundation for Montana History, The Montana Plan, and several private donors, including Craig Arnold and Steven Gillis. And condolences to Patty Aaberg and her family for the sad loss of our dear friend Phil Aaberg, who very generously agreed to the use of his beautiful music when I first started this podcast.
