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Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale called into the KGVO Newsmakers line on Wednesday morning to express his anger over the deal that GOP lawmakers agreed on.

Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale called into the KGVO Newsmakers line on Wednesday morning to express his anger over the deal that GOP lawmakers agreed on.

Montana Congressman Matt Rosendale called into the KGVO Newsmakers line on Wednesday morning to express his anger over the deal that GOP lawmakers agreed on.

Will cut non-defense and nonva spending back to 2022 levels and thats a big gift for republicans and thats what we had in limit save and it will save $1.5 trillion over the course of the next ten years and for six years established the caps at 1% so we can slow the growth of spending. jake, two things i want to hit that your graphic did not have, first off, late last night a new provision was agreed to by the white house and the speaker whereby well unlock american energy. we will provide shot c...

And it generates a little fatigue ill admit among house republicans. oh, kevin mccarthy will never be speaker. and he was. kevin mccarthy will never get limit save grow done. he has. kevin mccarthy will never be able to pass bills off the floor week in and week out with such a tight margin. well, weve never lost a single bill yet in five months on the house floor. so all the white house does to kevin mccarthy is underestimate him and all kevin mccarthy does is win. that is all fine by me. >> con...

By Caitlin Styrsky The U.S. House of Representatives on April 26, 2023, voted 219-210 to pass H.R. 2811, the Limit, Save, Grow Act of 2023, which aims to raise the federal government’s debt ceiling and includes provisions related to congressional review of agency rulemaking known as the Regulations from the Executive in Need of Scrutiny