The importance of expanding access to important markets around the world and assuring that our Montana small businesses, workers, our farmers, our ranchers are able to compete on a level playing field in this global committee, frankly…
Steve Daines
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Steven David Daines is an American politician currently serving as the junior United States senator from Montana, a position he has held since January 6, 2015. A member of the Republican Party, Daines has focused on issues such as economic growth, job creation, and healthcare during his time in office. He has also been an advocate for Montana's natural resources and agriculture sector, emphasizing the importance of these industries to the state's economy.
Because at Rimrock, thanks to a bill I led in the Senate, which was signed into law by President Trump, moms who are working to get back on their feet are able to stay with their children.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, an issue at the top of my mind and many others following a year of isolation for Montanans and Americans across the country.
Experts said, as you did in your testimony, that we have not even reached the peak need for behavioral health services as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
What kind of message do you think it sends to China, when under pressure from foreign competitors and international interest groups, we are willing to cave and disregard WTO IP commitments?
In Montana and across the country, we do not have a job shortage; we have a labor shortage.
We need mental health services in our communities, and we need to make this a priority.
I am very committed to working with my colleague Senator Stabenow towards that goal.
With Montana in the top five States with the highest suicide rate, sadly, this seriously concerns me.
I am very concerned that the recent decision to support waiving vaccine IP protections will harm U.S. innovation; it will harm our leadership in vaccines; it will provide a windfall for adversaries such as China and Russia, as well as not…
Mental health and substance use transcends barriers, divides, and differences.
Thanks to the leadership of our new Governor Greg Gianforte, life in Montana is on its way to getting back to normal.
We must aim to meet the challenges of today, and prepare for the increased needs that this pandemic has created.
I heard directly from Border Patrol agents of the need to secure the southern border to stop the flow of illegal drugs.
In Montana, meth--and it's Mexican meth--is taking a devastating toll on our communities.
We need to protect these IP rights so we continue to foster the innovation that allowed these breakthroughs.
I think it is very safe to say that all Republicans and Democrats oppose tax evasion and support steps to close the tax gap.
I do have some concerns about President Biden's proposal to increase the IRS budget by an unprecedented $80 billion over 10 years.
They would prefer to have the ability to sit down in person with a Social Security staff member.
I am working to reintroduce a very bipartisan forestry bill with Senator Feinstein.
Social Security is really relevant, it is truly relevant and important to Montanans.
The Endangered Species program is broken. If you look at the data, less than four percent of species listed have ever recovered.
These new leases, it is a long process here and it is creating great problems right now as we think about our long-term future.
This Administration has now put a stop to two mandatory lease sales and there appears to be no end in sight.
Do you realize the chilling effect? Do you realize the chilling effect you are having in terms of these companies are thinking about long-term?





