Matt Rosendale
The Public Record
Matt Rosendale is a U.S. Representative for Montana's at-large congressional district, serving since January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on issues such as fiscal responsibility, healthcare, and public lands management during his time in Congress. Rosendale previously served as the Montana State Auditor, where he emphasized transparency and accountability in government spending.
We did, however, expose serious mismanagement in several of the largest VA information technology systems.
Again, the question was: What component of VistA generates and tracks these alerts? How are you addressing this issue that they are not being resolved?
If you are not going to produce better healthcare, then why spend that money, because it is all about better healthcare for veterans.
I first want to thank Representative Frank Mrvan for his leadership during the last Congress.
When I see a system that is providing the vast amount of healthcare delivery information for you and I see you starving it, and then you come in before us and tell us that it is not only being utilized for the vast majority of the…
I think that very clearly describes exactly the frustrations that I have had since I was exposed to this, and that is that the benefit, the healthcare benefit is not being provided properly.
Can I just cut to the chase and say, would you attribute this increase to the Cerner system, Dr. O'Toole?
At the same time, we have got a $1.1 billion investment that is being sent to Cerner, again, where we see five facilities that they are funding that are not working properly, that are still relying on the VistA system.
The reality is, regardless of whether the Oracle Cerner implementation can be accomplished... the VA will probably continue to rely on VistA for at least another decade.
Biden's actions, quite frankly, are a disgrace to veterans that are sitting in this room and are serving across the nation.
the revenue source from both onshore and offshore is key to local communities, even throughout the West.
Your bravery serves as an inspiration for other veterans who are facing similar challenges.
it is great to have all that energy being produced, but then we run into the problem of permitting the transmission lines.
there are actually more gases in the environment right now than prior to the Biden administration.
I was proud to co-sponsor a resolution of disapproval being led by Congressman Cloud and Chairman Bost.
We absolutely cannot be putting the safety of our veterans at risk by dumping money into a system that has failed.
I think if we didn't recognize anything else, when we went through COVID, that the reliance that America has on... is very problematic and, quite frankly, very dangerous to our country and to the people that live here.
My friends across the aisle, when we talk about the cost of energy, choose to ignore the impacts of supply and demand.
We have been hearing a lot of discussions about the mining law of 1872, and that is the only thing that groups act like that we are relying upon in order to authorize, permit, and open a mining facility.
I don't know why we would continue to allow them to take on all these activities, as we see on the posters behind us, and not take over some of this production ourselves.
Everyone on this Committee is extremely interested in protecting our land, air, and water quality across the nation and, quite frankly, around the world.
I think that we need to get back to the original intent, which is to find those landscapes and those cultural resources that need legitimate protection.





