the American people in Montana is frankly not enamored with either party. And I hope we can identify two or three important areas of common ground we can come together on and move legislation quickly in the next six months that are working on behalf of the people who elected us in the first place.
Steve Daines reflects on the public's dissatisfaction with both political parties and emphasizes the need for bipartisan cooperation.
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