Steve Daines

As we work to lift ourselves out of the coronavirus pandemic-induced recession, America needs a plan that will reward hard work, boost our small business owners, and help Americans get back on their feet. What President Joe Biden has presented to us instead is a plan for keeping folks at...

National pro-life leaders, including Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT), expressed satisfaction that the U.S. Supreme Court has finally agreed to reexamine “whether all pre-viability prohibitions on elective abortions are unconstitutional” and if state laws that prohibit most abortions are unconstitutional. The Court has agreed to hear the case of Dobbs v....

Early Wednesday morning, KGVO spoke to Senator Steve Daines on the phone from his office in Washington, D.C. The first topic covered was the dramatic verdict announcement for Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis. “Let's not forget that what happened to George Floyd was absolutely tragic,”...

Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) said in a statement Monday that it is “outrageous” that states continue to hand illegal immigrants cash payments while millions of Americans are unemployed; he said he will introduce legislation to address this concern. Daines announced he will soon introduce legislation to stop federal taxpayer dollars...

660 KEYZ News Radio on assignment today in Glendive, MT with Senator Steve Daines at Fisher Sand and Gravel. Senator Daines is touring businesses impacted by the Biden Administration’s stopping of the Keystone XL pipeline. The Dickinson, ND based company estimates a loss of roughly 1.5 million with the pipeline’s closure.

President Joe Biden has backed hiking the corporate rate to 28%, rather than returning it to 35% as some progressive politicians such as Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) would prefer. Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) joined "Squawk Box" on Monday to discuss why he opposes President Biden's policy proposal.

Senator Steve Daines seemed a little too nostalgic over what he described as homegrown American meth -- which was apparently ruined when Mexican cartels started infiltrating. The Montana legislator was one of 18 U.S. Senators who were down at the southern border this past week -- surveying what they're calling one of the biggest crises facing the country today ... this in light of the fact President Biden hasn't been down there himself just yet.

Ahh, the good ol’ days — when meth in America was “homegrown.”. Montana Sen. Steve Daines is being mocked for reminiscing about “homemade” methamphetamines while discussing the immigration crisis. “Twenty years ago in Montana, meth was homemade. It was homegrown,” the Republican congressman said at the border Friday. “And you...

Montana Senator Steve Daines has become a laughing stock on Twitter after discussing methamphetamine while visiting the Mexican border on Friday. During the visit, Daines spoke to the press and appeared nostalgic about the days when meth was made in Montana rather than supplied by the Mexican cartel, Huff Post reports.

A group of GOP senators visited the southern border this week amid a surge in migrants. During a news conference, Sen. Steve Daines said meth in his state used to be "homegrown." Now, he said, it is coming from Mexican cartels and is more pure, making it more dangerous. See...

Sen. Steve Daines (R-Mont.) joined 17 of his fellow republican senators in a trip to the Mexican border, where they longingly touched the unfinished border wall, cosplayed as border patrol officers, and filmed themselves wandering in the marshes of the Rio Grande. But along with the unintentionally hilarious photo-ops came...

Ah yes, the good old days! When cattle roamed free and meth was cooked in a trailer under the big sky. Montana Sen. Steve Daines said during a press conference Friday that methamphetamine in the state used to be "homegrown," but is now coming from Mexican cartels. He was speaking...

This is quite a confab going on down on the southern border. Ted Cruz did a piece early this morning, talking about how he was at the scene of a “humanitarian crisis” with thousands of immigrants pouring across the Rio Grande, women and children sleeping on the floors of huts or something but all you could see on camera was weeds. Then Tom Cotton arrived at this war zone, wearing a Polo shirt. But my favorite, hands down, is Steve Daines, doing a riff right out of a Breaking Bad script, about how great it was in Montana, back in the day, when men were men and meth was meth.

Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT), chair of the Senate Pro-Life Caucus, rebuked Democrats Saturday after they voted to pass President Joe Biden’s COVID relief bill allowing billions of American taxpayer dollars to be used to fund abortion on demand. The bill allocates $400 billion which can be used to fund elective...

Sen. Steve Daines, Montana Republican, on Tuesday reintroduced legislation to strengthen protections for gun owners legally bringing their firearms across state lines amid concerns about President Biden’s call for stricter gun laws. The 1986 Firearm Owners Protection Act [FOPA] allows for the interstate transportation of ammunition and firearms, provided they...

Montana Senator Steve Daines was on the KGVO Montana Morning News on Wednesday and answered questions about the two Biden cabinet nominees that have appeared before Daines and the other members of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources. Daines said Representative Deb Haaland (D- New Mexico), the nominee...