Greg Gianforte

I thank the gentlewoman, especially for bringing attention to this issue of immigration. It is top of mind for so many Americans, and having the judges necessary to pursue these cases to final outcome is so important. I yield to the…

I thank the gentleman for his leadership here in highlighting some of these wasteful programs. Clearly, we can do better, and I thank him for bringing them forward. At this time, I will yield to the gentlewoman from Arizona's Eighth…

I thank the gentleman for his leadership on this. Taxpayers do have a right to know, and hopefully as that bill moves to the President's desk, it will actually happen. At this time, I welcome the gentleman from Texas' 27th Congressional…

I thank Mr. Armstrong for his work. Permitting is an area where we can really make advances to make the process more deterministic so we can get projects on the ground going. I thank the gentleman for his leadership there. Madam Speaker, I…

I want to tell a story about a young woman from Montana and her beautiful baby boy.

My home State of Montana exports about half of the electricity it generates, some from coal, some hydropower, some natural gas, and some from wind.

The first bill I voted on as a new Member of the House was the Electricity Reliability and Forest Protection Act, introduced by my colleague, Representative Zinke, at the time.

To consider making any schedule I drug legal and more readily available without adequate research is a misplaced priority when addiction continues to ravage our country.

Expanding access to marijuana without the benefit and guidance of the facts and sound science is of grave concern.

We should be concerned about the lack of Federal research on marijuana because, when we consider such a drastic change, we must ensure that that policy is based on sound science.

Medicare for All would devastate rural healthcare, we have heard that on the committee today, especially those in Montana.

To a casual observer, Medicare for All sounds appealing on its face, but it is really just a marketing gimmick.

Medicare for All will destroy Medicare as we know it.

Instead of a reckless government takeover of our healthcare system, we should take a bipartisan approach.

We are not a socialist country. Medicare for All will gut Medicare and the VA as we know it.

Medicare for All will lead to worse access to care in our rural communities.

Medicare for All is a fiscally irresponsible budget buster.

Under Medicare for All, hospitals in Montana would take a 40 percent payment reduction.

In reality, Medicare for All is Medicare for none.

Let's be clear. Medicare for All would gut Medicare and the VA for our veterans.

While I normally believe the private sector can do things more quickly and more efficiently than government, in this instance a private sale could end up delaying the rollout of this spectrum.

Getting broadband into rural Montana is critically important for all of the reasons we have discussed here today.

One of the barriers to deployment of 5G technologies in rural America is the lack of sufficient fixed network infrastructure.

I think that those that are using the C-band that are going to be impacted by the clearing should have the option to get that--the same content via fiber.

That is why I joined with Chairman Doyle, Representative Johnson, and Representative Matsui in introducing the C-band Act.