He’s 70 years old, basking in the Caribbean sunshine, and he’s no more returning to Montana to lose a third campaign for the U.S. Senate than he’s having his left testicle removed at high noon in the Capitol Rotunda in Helena on Monday. Like Marc Racicot and John Bohlinger, he’s indulging himself with a final strut in the gaslight, imagining he’s feeling the love one last time, and having fun playing games with reporters who should be spending their time on important stories. Steve Daines will file for the Senate, and Larry Williams will file back to his wicker chair under the palms, never, we hope, to be heard from again.