Matt Rosendale

Fellow Montana Republicans like Senator Steve Daines and Congressman Ryan Zinke are clearly not happy with Rosendale's vote and are making it publicly clear.

Fox News: "A Republican congressman and member of the conservative House Freedom Caucus admitted last week he 'was praying' the GOP would win just a "small" majority in the House of Representatives ahead of the 2022 midterm elections."

I know. It's supposed to be called a "clean CR." But I can't in my right mind call it "clean." A spending bill that refuses to address the invasion on our southern border, and continues to send billions to secure other countries is straight up dirty.

The US Senate race here in Montana could be a $300 million race, easily breaking records in Big Sky Country. The Left has already made it clear that they will be pouring money into Montana in order to try and keep liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) in the Senate. Will the Montana Libertarian Party interfere in the race in order to help the Democrats?

Ryan Zinke talks about the importance of an impeachment inquiry targeting President Joe Biden, while Matt Rosendale has a contentious interview with Kilmeade on Fox & Friends regarding a potential government shutdown.

Republicans can talk all day long about who they think the strongest candidate is to take out liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). One thing is clear; though: Jon Tester is TERRIFIED of this Navy SEAL veteran from Montana.

Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale (R-MT02) joined by Arizona Congressmen Eli Crane and Andy Biggs at Stillwater Mine, Yellowtail Dam, Colstrip, and the CHS Refinery.

Navy SEAL veteran Tim Sheehy racked up another big name conservative backer in his bid to serve as the Republican nominee to take on liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT) in 2024. Expectations remain that Congressman Matt Rosendale (R-MT02) will also jump into the race, as the Rosendale camp released a letter showing the endorsement of 37 GOP state legislators.

Elsie Arntzen was the first Republican in over 30 years to win election as Montana's Superintendent of Public Instruction. The two term superintendent is now exploring a run for Congress in Montana's Eastern District.

CNN is reporting that President Trump will NOT back a Senate run by Rosendale, and that Trump even delivered the news personally to Rosendale. The Rosendale camp says the story is "100% false."