
I rise today ahead of the 49th anniversary of the Supreme Court's tragic decision in Roe v. Wade. You might ask: What does that have to do with voting rights? It has a lot to do with voting rights because, after all, you can't have the…
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I rise today ahead of the 49th anniversary of the Supreme Court's tragic decision in Roe v. Wade. You might ask: What does that have to do with voting rights? It has a lot to do with voting rights because, after all, you can't have the…

I would like to share a few words today to honor an outstanding leader and friend of mine who recently passed away. Caleb Shields was the retired Chairman and former Councilman of the Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes of the Fort Peck…

There's obviously a red line drawn on voting rights in the Republican caucus. And they do not want to deal with the potential voter suppression that's going to be happening out there.

when we watched this President, with one stroke of a pen, stop the Keystone XL pipeline, which actually reduces carbon emissions

I think one of the mistakes that we made this last year is on the rescue plan and a bipartisan infrastructure package, which were huge wins huge pieces of legislation that that were passed in one year.

You cannot have it both ways, what this would do with energy prices, what it is going to do to this economy and inflation.

today, I have the distinct honor of recognizing John ``Big John'' Quintrell of Helena, MT, for bravely serving our Nation during the Vietnam war and for his dedication to supporting the heroes who fought alongside him. John served…

But I think we'll see I think there's an opportunity this weekend to have a good honest debate on both voting rights bills. It'll be in front of us. And it hopefully will change the minds and hopefully won't be done. I think it's pretty…

I remember very clearly the pressure that President Trump put on the Fed for his own political gain, not the well-being of the economy.

What is mind-boggling means we have sources of energy that do not emit carbon, like nuclear, like hydropower, and yet we see these ideological movements that are seeking to shut down nuclear plants, shut down hydropower, in some cases…

I think we all know it is not going to be good news for hard-working Montanans, hard-working Americans who are seeing their wages eaten away, month after month, by inflation.

I believe it is a direct result of this inflation that we are seeing.

I want to start by expressing my continued concerns my colleagues have had with inflation we are seeing in the economy.