Matt Rosendale

There's the nearly $2 trillion COVID relief bill that doesn't even give most of the money to COVID relief, and bails out the bad decision making of blue states like California and New York. There's the Equality Act that would discriminate against women in the name of the transgender m…

After reports of some rolling blackouts in Montana during the latest cold snap, Montana’s U.S. Representative Matt Rosendale provided the following statement.

"On the morning of Jan. 20, every room of the two-story Stroppel Hotel in Midland, SD, was filled with men and women who work on the Keystone XL pipeline...By 4 p.m., the entire place was cleared out"

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte (R-MT) welcomed home a wave of Montana National Guard troops back from service in Washington, DC. Greg and his wife Susan greeted troops on the tarmac in Helena earlier this week.
 
Job well done, @GuardMontana. Wel
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Montana's Congressman Matt Rosendale (R-MT) is headed to our nation's southern border. According to a spokesman, Rosendale will be looking at how the Biden Administration’s policies are impacting our national security, immigration system, and the movement of illegal narcotics.

Congressman Gaetz will now be heading to the Cowboy State- but not for another Republican banquet. This time, he's coming to call out Liz Cheney, the daughter of former Vice President Dick Cheney, and now the at-large member of Congress representing Wyoming.

Montana Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) was able to visit the Montana National Guard troops, and thank them for their service protecting the U.S. Capitol. Plus, both Daines and Rep. Rosendale are calling on Biden to allow the Keystone pipeline to move forward.

The best part of the back and forth was when Ingraham asked Rep. Rosendale if the GOP "should leave the populist, conservative, America-first position and move back to the Bush-Cheney internationalism and wars of first choice or pre-emption."

The majority in Montana's Congressional Delegation is outright rejecting the impeachment attempt, while even Montana's Democrat senator is dismissing the move as unrealistic.

Senator Steve Daines (R-MT) now says he will support the certification of the presidential election results. Meanwhile, Congressman Matt Rosendale (R-MT) is standing firm. Full statements from both offices.