Keystone Pipeline

Montana Senator Steve Daines announced on Wednesday that the company behind the Keystone XL Pipeline, Calgary TC Energy, was forced to officially pull the plug on the project, and he placed the blame directly on President Joe Biden, who cancelled the pipeline on his first day in office.

On Friday, Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale participated with 13 other members of the U.S. House of Representatives for an online forum called ‘Where are the Jobs’?, referring to the Keystone XL Pipeline and other energy projects cancelled by the Biden Administration.

Montana Senator Steve Daines appeared on the Montana Morning News show on Thursday and spoke of the lawsuit filed by Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen and 20 other states to block President Biden’s cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline, which he called ‘virtue signaling’.

Montana Attorney General Austin Knudsen told KGVO News on Wednesday that Montana and 20 other states are filing suit in federal court to stop President Biden from cancelling the Keystone XL oil pipeline.

Over 90 Montana legislators in both the House and the Senate signed a letter to President Joe Biden calling on him to reverse his decision to cancel the Keystone XL Pipeline.

Over the weekend, Montana Governor Greg Gianforte toured the areas in eastern Montana where the Keystone XL Pipeline would have crossed the state and spoke to business owners, workers and county officials about the cancellation of the pipeline.

There's at least one gas station in Missoula whose prices are not displayed due to the fact that prices are rising rapidly, day to day.

Montana Senator Steve Daines was on the Montana Morning News show on Wednesday to discuss a variety of topics, but at the top of the list was President Biden’s cancellation of the Keystone XL Pipeline.

Newly elected Montana U.S. Representative Matt Rosendale appeared on the Montana Morning News show on Thursday to share his thoughts and experiences during the inauguration of President Joe Biden on Wednesday.

Reaction was swift and pointed after President Joe Biden sat down at his desk in the oval office to sign his first batch of executive orders, specifically to cancel funding for the Keystone XL pipeline.