Matt Rosendale

Montana’s lone Congressman Matt Rosendale called the KGVO Newsmaker’s Line on Tuesday to provide an update on his activities in Washington, D.C.

Rosendale: "She needs to step down and then allow the people from Wyoming to make their decisions about who they want to represent them. She has been obsessed with Trump possibly running for president again..."

Liz Cheney suffered a MASSIVE defeat in Wyoming on Tuesday. The Trump-backed Harriet Hageman carried more than 60% of the vote. (The NYT at 630 Wednesday AM showed Hageman with 66% of the vote to Cheney's 29%)

The bill raises taxes on working class Americans. The bill spends billions more of your taxpayer dollars, as government spending fuels the inflation that is driving up the cost of practically everything you buy. And Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) just voted over the weekend to put the bill across the finish line.

How did the GOP fare overall in the state? What are Congressman Rosendale's top takeaways in terms of what he thinks the voters are looking for this Fall?

Rosendale called in to the KGVO Newsmakers Line early Wednesday morning, where he expressed his gratitude for the decisive victory.

He got his start in politics working for former Gov. Ted Schwinden (D-MT) back in the 1980s, and has donated to several major Democrat campaigns and officials. So why not run as a Democrat?

On April 27, 2022, Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale spoke to KGVO about a handful of issues. Rosendale began by wanting to know how Montana veterans are going to get the benefits they deserve.

Montana Eastern District Congressman Matt Rosendale called in to the KGVO Newsmakers Line on Tuesday to discuss several issues he’s working on in the U.S. House of Representatives.

KGVO reached out to Montana’s lone Congressman Matt Rosendale after he was one of only three Republicans to vote ‘no’ on a resolution to send funds to Ukraine.