Steve Daines

Montana's Northern Border with Canada is getting some much needed attention- from Republican members of Congress at least. Plus, a Montana Senator says the Biden Admin's rules would ban 96% of gas stoves.

Liberal Montana Senator Jon Tester announced that he IS running for re-election in 2024. This race was already expected to be one of the top targets for national Republicans in a state that has turned solid red in recent years.

Are we certain that the United States Government was tracking the China spy balloon before it was spotted by locals in the skies above Billings, Montana?

We got a chance to catch up with Senator Daines earlier this morning about a number of topics. But here's what I found really interesting- what Elon Musk told him in a personal phone call after the hunting incident.

Elon Musk has spoken. This, after a United States Senator from Montana was suspended on Twitter after sharing a hunting photo as his profile picture on the social media platform now owned by Tesla and SpaceX founder Musk.

Not kidding. Apparently someone at Twitter thought this photo of Senator Daines, his lovely wife Cindy, and a beautiful antelope was "adult content." What a joke.

Retire...or get fired. That's the message in a new ad targeting liberal Senator Jon Tester (D-MT). Here's the new ad from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC), which is now chaired by Montana's conservative Senator Steve Daines (R-MT).

Congressional Republicans have secured an agreement forcing the Biden Administration to do away with the COVID-19 vaccine mandate targeting our troops, and they've secured a pay raise for the troops as well.

Montana soldiers serving in the US military may soon be exempt from the nonsensical COVID vaccine mandate. US House Republican leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) says he has secured an agreement with the White House.

We got his take on what happened in 2022, how the map looks in 2024, and what nonsense the Democrats will try to push during the lame duck session of Congress prior to January.