Denny Rehberg

Today (January 12) marks the first day that Montana candidates can offically sign up to get their names on the ballot for the next election cycle. Among the candidates gathering in Helena today is Denny Rehberg who will be challenging Senator John Tester for his U.S. Senate seat

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Congressman Denny Rehberg visited Montana Morning today.

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Montanans should have extra motivation to hit the polls in November, as the 2012 election cycle could be the most important one the state has seen in years.

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Tester and Rehberg Both Support The Keystone XL Pipeline Project

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The Endangered Species Act, passed in 1973, has expanded to nearly 600 animals, fish, corals and crustaceans in America according to the U. S. Fish and wildlife service. The act has been criticized as being a tool of environmental groups to shut down or inhibit businesses, industry and agriculture. [AUDIO}

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Pushing for a Balanced Budget Amendment

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An earthquare shook the Washington D. C. area this morning, causing the Capitol and the Pentagon to be evacuated briefly. Congressman Denny Rehberg's Office sent a picture of some of the damage to his office...an air conditioning grate that fell on the floor.

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 Congressman, Denny Rehberg, and Representative Bill Shuster (R-PA), Chairman of the Transportation Subcommittee on Railroads, Pipelines & Hazardous Material, will take a helicopter and ground tour of the area around the Yellowstone Pipeline spill, and meet with local government, environment, and energy industry officials on Saturday, August 20. Chairman Shuster’s subcommittee oversees the federal programs and policies related to the regulation and safety

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Congressman, Denny Rehberg, has sent a letter to the Transportation Committee asking them to invite Montana’s Senators, Max Baucus and Jon Tester, to participate in a pipeline safety hearing on the ExxonMobil pipeline spill in the Yellowstone River.  In the letter to the full-committee chairman John Mica (FL-07) and the subcommittee Chairman Bill Shuster (PA-09), he pointed out the importance of working together with the Senate to address the challenge.

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Congressman, Denny Rehberg, has introduced bipartisan legislation to prevent enforcement of an overreaching prohibition of lead in youth-sized ATVs, off-highway motorcycles and snowmobiles. Rehberg’s bill, the Kids Just Want to Ride Act of 2011, ensures federal regulators won’t force

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