Representative Zinke News Today

like so many other local election workers in 2020 he was harassed and threatened as he did his job faithfully. he did not bend. he did not bow. he did not yield to the political threats and pressure. he hes so trusted by both political parties that the new democratic governor of pennsylvania, josh shapiro appointed him as pennsylvanias secretary of state, a republican to ensure that the integrity of the election. thats a high compliment. [ applause ] his character and his commitments s...

Donald Trump Jr. will appear alongside Gov. Greg Gianforte and U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke for a campaign event and fundraiser on Sunday, April 28, at the University of Montana.

Donald Trump Jr. will appear alongside Gov. Greg Gianforte and Rep. Ryan Zinke for a campaign event and fundraiser on Sunday, April 28 at the University of Montana.

I know this sounds preposterous, but please hear me out. I’m urging you to ask Representative Zinke to vote no on his own House Concurrent Resolution 86, “Expressing the sense

U.S. Rep. Gabe Vasquez, a New Mexico Democrat, is teaming up with the former secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior and current Republican U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke of Montana to sponsor legislation aimed at preventing the sale of public lands. The Public Lands in Public Hands Act, which they introduced last week, requires

Earlier this month, Republicans, including Representative Zinke, voted as a block to formalize an impeachment inquiry against President Biden. They have been pushing an inquiry into malfeasance by the president

Open letter to Senator Daines and Representative Zinke: I am not vermin. I am not a thug. I am not radical.

Nice to see that Representative Zinke took time off from rolling environmental protections back to the 1800s to introduce a bill banning Palestinians from entering the US. It is already

The world watches in horror as U.S. leaders — defying protesting constituents — normalize the genocide of Palestinians.

In 1935, when Congress was debating the establishment of the Soil Conservation Service, dust clouds blew over Washington, D.C. from the Southern Plains, blotting out the sun. With that, Congress