Congressman Denny Rehberg

Cooler temperatures  mixed with rain continue to add high river levels throughout Montana. Temperatures will be cooler this week right through the holiday weekend with two significant rain events expected. According to National Weather Service  predictions, the Clark Fork River, above Missoula, could rise above flood stage, while the Blackfoot River near Bonner will see a large increase in flows w

The Republican plan for fiscal year 2012, crafted primarily by Wisconsin Representative Paul Ryan, would cut $6.2 trillion over the next decade, in part by reducing spending to pre-2008 levels, and lower the top income tax rate from 35  to 25  percent.

Montana’s congressman, Denny Rehberg, has been traveling around the state doing  listening sessions. This brings his total to 81 since President Obama took office.  Rehberg visits each of Montana’s 56 counties every congress.

As the battle continues to cut money from bloated federal beaurocies Democrats and Republicans continue to deflect responsibility. The House passed a budget plan in February. The Senate has yet to present a budget bill. House Ppeaker John Boehner, Senate President Harry Reid and President Obama continue negotiations behind closed doors...

On April 1st Congressman Denny Rehberg voted against a motion to recommit. The motion would strike all the provisions in underlying legislation and insert a provision that would prohibit members of Congress and the President from receiving basic pay for any period in which there is more than a 24 hour lapse in appropriations that results from a failure to enact a regular appropriations bill or con

Democrats who were in control of the U.S. House, the U.S. Senate and the White House failed to produce a budget for fiscal year 2011. Continuing resolutions to fund the operations of the federal government have been a solution to this point ...

The House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan’s proposed budget for fiscal year 2012, also known as the “Path To Prosperity” has been released. It contrasts to the president's recent budget proposal, which doubles debt held by the public by the end of his first term and triples it by 2021, the “path to prosperity decreases spending by $6...

Congressman Denny Rehberg will hold his first listening session of the 112th  congress in Billings. Rehberg says he’s just doing what he promised to constituents.

The Affordable Health Care Act of 2010 requires individuals, companies, and even States to foot the bill for increased health care coverage either through insurance or Medicaid. Congressman Denny Rehberg expresses his opinion on the House floor.

An effort is being made in the U.S. House of Representatives to provide greater understanding and input from Constituents. Congressman Denny Rehberg explains the new process.