For what it's worth, Yankton's afraid of Bullock.
Well, say no more. Refrain from explaining yourself.
Till Congress approves, nothing's to say the Hills get made part of Dakota. Far as that, Montana's got pull Dakota don't. Montana's got silver for bribes.
Thievin' Indian agent's all fucking Dakota's got.
It ain't fucking fresh money to the game.
And how does that argue for Bullock living or dying?
Yankton thinks Bullock's Montana's Man.
On what basis?
He was favorite of a judge in Helena that wanted him in politics. They figure he's a stalking horse here for the judge's interests.
Then Yankton's got their head up their fucking asses if they think Bullock's anybody's man. Hell, Bullock himself don't even know whose man he is.
In the thoroughfare, as I readied to stab the cocksucker, did you have no impulse to hint at this?
The moment didn't seem right.
Over time, your quickness with a cocky rejoinder must have gotten you many punches in the face.
Depends what you call, 'many'.
There's another fucking clever one.
To Yankton's thinking, would Bullock dead curb Montana's interests or incite them to a stronger expression?
I don't know.
If he's spoiling to mix it with us further, they may get a chance to find out.
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