Steve Daines

We cannot go back to the days of overdependence on foreign countries for our energy.

I just hope we take a look at what is going on in Europe right now and do not make the mistakes that Europe has made.

This reckless tax and spend bill slaps Montana businesses with new fees, taxes, and regulations that will drive energy prices up.

We need to look no further than the energy crisis happening in Europe to see where this Administration wants to take the United States.

I find it incredible over the last few months to hear this Administration appealing to OPEC.

The impacts of these proposals are real for Montana and will only add to the pain that Montana families are feeling because of this Administration-induced inflation and these anti-energy policies.

I strongly believe the U.S. needs to ensure an all-of-the-above energy portfolio.

Montanans can expect to be paying more to heat their homes this winter as well.

this month marks the first anniversary of the Geneva Consensus Declaration on Promoting Women's Health and Strengthening the Family. The historic coalition that issued this declaration was formed by a diverse group of countries committed…

I want to start, first of all, by expressing my concern and joining my colleagues about a return to the consistent overreach that we are seeing by the CFPB.

I have heard support for it. I have heard some concerns. That is not unusual when you have proposals like this.

I want to be clear that I support wilderness designations when they are fully supported by the local community, stakeholders, and the best available science.

Montanans are tired of continued Washington, DC inaction and they are tired of losing out on outdoor opportunities.

I intend to introduce legislation in the coming weeks to release certain wilderness study areas deemed not suitable for wilderness.

questions remain as to how the U.S. is going to prevent the rise of terrorism and address the growing humanitarian crisis in that Nation.

I believe we could do better to put forward a more balanced product that more Montanans can get behind.

this action contradicts earlier assurance by President Biden that he would not ease sanctions until Iran reversed its course on the pursuit of a nuclear weapon.

Even though they have been studied and deemed not suitable for wilderness. So what I would like to see is that balance.

I can tell you, Montanans are tired of going through the process of studying with them 40 years and providing input in these areas and then not seeing much if any action or resolution.

Yes, Senator King, the Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship project has been a good example of collaboration bringing various stakeholders together.

I want to begin by acknowledging and commending the proponents of the Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act for their collaborative efforts over a course of many years.

first of all, I want to thank the Senator from Utah for his courtesy. Thank you, Senator Lee. Unanimous Consent Request--S. 2196

Americans across the country, people around the world, and myself believe that in this room, they know that President Biden is failing at our southern border. That is not a secret. We have had months of record-shattering numbers of illegal…

I am grateful for the support the Senator from Delaware has offered here. The reason I am down here asking for the unanimous consent this evening is to provide a sense of urgency to try to get this done now. President Trudeau opened up the…

We need support from the tribes, local communities, and both State and Federal governments to ensure that we are doing right by the people of Fort Belknap.