Montana Rancher's Daughter Shares Heartfelt Tribute for Her Dad

You may have seen my story about the Montana rancher who has been speaking out as a big voice for the MAHA (Make America Healthy Again) agenda, and how another ranch advocate says he is now being "de-banked."

Given the battles he has faced, and the battles he is taking on- his daughter shared a great tribute to her dad, Dillon rancher Bryan Mussard.

Here's what Ashlee Mussard shared on Facebook:

"Over the past 24 hours, I’ve seen countless people step up to support my dad as he faces a level of political warfare that feels more like a movie than real life. That alone has been incredibly difficult—but what’s been even harder is watching others attack him.

To those attacking him, he’s just a name on a screen. But what they don’t see is the man behind that name.

My dad, Bryan Mussard, taught me to play poker using Swedish Fish.

My dad, Bryan Mussard started with a single commercial cow—one he bought with his own hard-earned money.

My dad, Bryan Mussard, stood firm against the pressures of expanding city limits and EPA regulations, never backing down.

My dad, Bryan Mussard, studied the science behind feeding and breeding cattle, building a successful program from the ground up.

While most kids grew up on bedtime stories and Dr. Seuss, my dad, Bryan Mussard, taught me how to read AI catalogs and understand EPDs.

My dad, Bryan Mussard, never needed politics to succeed. He built his legacy on grit, passion, and purpose.

My dad, Bryan Mussard, chose to step into the political arena—not for himself, but for the good of others.

My dad, Bryan Mussard, risked the dream he built from one single cow to fight for what he believes will better the lives of everyday Americans.

So to those out there who fail to recognize what my dad is doing and who he’s doing it for, I plead with you: set your narrow mind aside and look at the broader picture.

Because behind the headlines is a man with a family, a story, and a mission bigger than himself. Behind the headlines is the man in this picture. He’s far from perfect, but he’s my dad. No matter our differences, he will always be my dad."