Steve Daines Journalist Profile

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A New Day in America

2 months ago | thewesternnews.com | Steve Daines

When President Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States this week, it marked a new day in America. Voters rejected Joe Biden’s policies that led to unaffordable prices, open borders and weakness abroad, and together with a Republican Congress he is already delivering on his America First agenda.
Montana mining, tax cuts are top priorities

2 months ago | dailyinterlake.com | Steve Daines

When President Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th president of the United States last week, it marked a new day in America. Voters rejected former President Joe Biden’s policies that led to unaffordable prices, open borders and weakness abroad, and together with a Republican Congress he is already delivering on his America first agenda. The president nominated an all-star cabinet, including Marco Rubio for secretary of state, former North Dakota Gov.
Greg Steube, Steve Daines, Kevin Kiley, Jerry Boykin

Jan 14, 2025 | frc.org | Greg Steube |Steve Daines |Kevin Kiley |Jerry Boykin

On today's program: Greg Steube, U.S. Representative for the 17th District of Florida, celebrates the House passage of his Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act. Steve Daines, U.S. Senator from Montana,reacts to the confirmation hearings for incoming Trump administration nominees and comments on why he is leading a resolution supporting the Geneva Consensus Resolution.
Guest Editorial: Biden-Harris Energy, Natural Resources, Mining Policies Threaten our Montana Way of Life

Oct 16, 2024 | threeforksvoice.com | Steve Daines

Few decisions made in Washington impact Montanans more than those made about our nation's natural resources. Unfortunately, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris' pursuit of radical environmentalism and a liberal climate change agenda is shutting down our state's energy and mining and threatening our Montana way of life. When it comes to mining, look no further than the 700 hard working miners laid off from Montana's own Stillwater Mine near Columbus this fall. Stillwater is a great employer for our state.
Biden-Harris energy policies threaten Montana

Oct 13, 2024 | dailyinterlake.com | Steve Daines

Few decisions made in Washington D.C. impact Montanans more than those made about our nation’s natural resources. Unfortunately, President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris’ pursuit of radical environmentalism and a liberal climate change agenda is shutting down our state’s energy and mining and threatening our Montana way of life. When it comes to mining, look no further than the 700 hard working miners laid off from Montana’s own Stillwater Mine near Columbus this fall.
Commanders should honor Montana’s Wetzel family, Native American heritage

May 15, 2024 | dailyinterlake.com | Steve Daines

[Editor’s note: Sen. Steve Daines, R-Montana, delivered the following remarks at Wednesday’s Senate National Parks subcommittee hearing.]At today’s hearing we also have H.R.4984, the D.C. Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium Campus Revitalization Act. This bill transfers the administration over RFK Memorial Stadium Campus from the Park Service to the District of Columbia for 99 years.
Sen. Steve Daines: Biden works to address dire crisis, but it’s not the southern border

Apr 7, 2024 | billingsgazette.com | Steve Daines

From crushing inflation to the dangers of the wide-open southern border, Montana families are rightfully concerned with the direction of our country. In fact, the southern border now tops the list of concerns for Americans with 78% considering it a national crisis. Well, President Joe Biden has made his priorities clear, but they don’t reflect what’s important to Montanans’ or the American people for that matter. Quote...
Montana’s public lands should be run by Montanans

Feb 9, 2024 | dailyinterlake.com | Steve Daines

As a fifth-generation Montanan, I have fond memories with my Grandpa Daines of learning how to fish and hunt north of Big Timber, and my goal is to pass these traditions on to my own children and grandchildren. There is no better way to experience Montana than backpacking, hunting, hiking or fishing. I share this passion with many Montanans, which is why improving access to our public lands is such a high priority.
Montana's public lands should be run by Montanans

Feb 3, 2024 | rangerreview.com | Steve Daines

As a fifth-generation Montanan, I have fond memories with my Grandpa Daines of learning how to fish and hunt north of Big Timber, and my goal is to pass these traditions on to my own children and grandchildren. There is no better way to experience Montana than backpacking, hunting, hiking or fishing. I share this passion with many Montanans, which is why improving access to our public lands is such a high priority.
Steve Daines: Montana’s public lands should be run by Montanans, not D.C.

Feb 1, 2024 | ravallirepublic.com | Steve Daines

As a fifth-generation Montanan, I have fond memories with my Grandpa Daines of learning how to fish and hunt north of Big Timber, and my goal is to pass these traditions on to my own children and grandchildren. There is no better way to experience Montana than backpacking, hunting, hiking or fishing. I share this passion with many Montanans, which is why improving access to our public lands is such a high priority. That’s why I introduced my Montana Sportsmen Conservation Act.