Putting Washington, D.C. in charge of public safety is the last thing we should be doing.
Steve Daines
The Public Record
Steve Daines is a United States Senator from Montana, representing the Republican Party. He was first elected to the Senate in 2014 and has since focused on issues such as healthcare, tax reform, and public land management. Daines has been an advocate for conservative policies, including opposition to federal funding for abortion and a strict stance on immigration. He has also emphasized the importance of supporting small businesses and economic growth in Montana.
We need to work together to address the unique challenges faced by Native Americans.
We must stay focused on the mission and pass a well-crafted bill that makes good on our promises to Indian Country and Montana as a whole.
We must stay focused on the mission and pass a well-crafted bill that makes good on our promises to Indian Country and Montana as a whole.
Putting Washington, D.C. in charge of public safety is the last thing we should be doing.
As of late last year, the European Union now receives more liquified natural gas from the United States producers than it does from Russian producers.
Unfortunately, as the President said in his State of the Union address, the President said he is going to raise taxes.
Within 5 years we are going to spend more on annual interest on the national debt than we spend on national defense.
As of late last year, the European Union now receives more liquified natural gas from the United States producers than it does from Russian producers.
Inflation was sparked, one of the big reasons was massive spending here in Washington.
Unfortunately, as the President said in his State of the Union address, the President said he is going to raise taxes.
Within 5 years we are going to spend more on annual interest on the national debt than we spend on national defense.
Inflation was sparked, one of the big reasons was massive spending here in Washington.
We passed over 380 bills, and many with bipartisan support since January of 2013 that are sitting on Harry Reid's desk right now without an up or down vote by the United States Senate.
Engineers are trained to solve problems and not just go off and win arguments.
The message that I heard was not necessarily that Republicans Democrats are right, it is just they want leaders back in Washington that get something done.
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…
the president is not going to sign a repeal of Obamacare piece of legislation, so we need to take a look at part of Obamacare in the next two years that we can address and improve, because we are not going to get it repealed as long as…





