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I would not be in favor of, well, we just get rid of the Post Office.

I think the Postal Service is pretty important, especially for rural areas.

Because we had pretty good crops in Montana the last 5, 6 years, I've been able to swap out my equipment, my tractors.

I think we're doing our best to increase the money that would go to States and tribes and the money that we can provide in assistance to local communities.

I think we have significant challenges to look at how we push towards the type of water and wastewater technologies that are going to be amenable to what we're seeing today in the emerging technologies of the future.

this is a program that I am told in Montana is a very popular program that does a lot of really good work.

Water quality for cities and towns... one of the things that cities and towns talk to me about is that EPA comes down with regulations that they have to meet, and there is not money associated with it.

It seems to me it would be nice to have it the other way.

I just hope that we learn from this going forward, because I just don't think this is really--the optics are horrible.

the best management decisions are made at the local level, by the local people, working together with the local Federal agency people and the community.

I think we need more scientists and less lawyers in the woods.

When I am told something is going to be on track, I expect it to be so.

the change in climate temperature for the world would be .02 degrees Centigrade between now and the year 2100 as a result of these regulations, which says it's a rounding error, and yet as we look at what impact it will have on the people…

We've got to also I think have the right balance here, and I think strategically by working with us to develop clean coal technology is a better strategic bet.

to take American innovation out of the equation to let America lead in clean coal technology versus ceding it to the Chinese I think is a grave strategic mistake.

This is a big, big issue. And again the study says the single biggest economic impact to hit my State in over 30 years.

Your budget proposal includes $235 million for the EPA efforts to cut carbon pollution and greenhouse gases included in the Clean Power Plan.