42 members strong in the Montana Legislature. Fighting for freedom, fairness, and affordability to get Montana back on track.
Helena, MT
Joined January 2015
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Costs are spiraling out of control. At the next session we’ll be laser focused on building a Montana we all can afford.
Democratic lawmakers on Tuesday previewed three measures they plan to introduce in the next legislative session that they believe would bring down housing, grocery and energy costs. billingsgazette.com/news/sta…
Top-down decisions from Washington, D.C. don't work for Montana. That's why we've asked @forestservice Chief Schultz to keep the roadless rule. Wildfire management & recreation should be worked through with residents and local communities, not by tossing a rule that works.
Congrats to the workers at Saint Pat’s!
Citing low wages and living costs , 680+ workers St. Pat's Hospital in Missoula have joined a labor union. One told me that union busters have been there for a month, and one impetus was new hires getting more $ than 10-year vets missoulian.com/news/local/bu…
Montana House Democrats retweeted
Hey @Meta! You guys are creeps! You should be ashamed.
I may be termed out soon but you can bet your ass I’m going support a bill in Montana to make this opt-in instead of opt-out. Montanans aren’t your pawns to be exploited. #mtpol
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We've fought for Right to Repair for farmers and ranchers over multiple legislative sessions. The recent FTC decision will strengthen family farm agriculture and give farmers the freedom to fix their own equipment.
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Today, we celebrate our 250th Independence Day. We remain committed to promoting and protecting our self-evident equality, and the unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness that our Nation's founders so wisely put to paper 250 years ago.
Happy Fourth 🇺🇸
When a majority of Montanans find it difficult to afford transportation, healthcare, and groceries, something has gone deeply wrong.
During the interim and for next year’s legislative session, we’re laser focused on creating a Montana we can all afford.
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Next session, Rep. Paul Tuss of Havre will bring a bill that stops powerful insiders from gaming the process.
“It’s not about one party or the other party, it’s about a functioning democracy and putting faith in the voters instead of inside
players within the political system.”
When an elite insider is the first to file and last to withdraw, elevating their hand-picked successor, it’s Montana voters who lose out.
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After receiving our letter, we’re glad to see the Gianforte Administration reverse course.
We’re always looking out for Freedom of Speech and the right to assemble. The Capitol is the People’s House.
The Montana Department of Administration is considering revising a recent policy change that restricts weekend rallies at the Capitol in Helena, according to department director Misty Ann Giles. buff.ly/A6A9csJ
Montana House Democrats retweeted
The most vulnerable Montanans will suffer. When paperwork stops your healthcare, the responsibility will lie with @mtgop and @GovGianforte . Montanans will remember this vote. #mtpol #mtleg #mtnews @MTDems
House Dems' statement on the Governor's line-item veto (cuts) to HB 2, the state's two-year budget bill ⬇️
Rep. Thedis Crowe’s (Browning) bill to renew the grow your own teachers program has become law! This bill was a priority for House Dems, and it gives rural and Native communities the resources they need to recruit and train teachers from their own homegrown talent.
Gov. Gianforte just vetoed a bill that would have funded school meals for all MT kids. This common-sense bill was a cost-effective way to improve kids’ success in the classroom. Call or email Gianforte to hold him accountable for letting kids go hungry in school!
Gov. Gianforte recently vetoed a number of bills from House Dems to make government more transparent, to protect MT Medicaid, to keep firefighters safe, to make insurance cover hearing aids, and to defend recreation on MT's rivers.
