Ryan Zinke

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Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke (R-MT01) led the charge in defense of public lands. CBS' 60 Minutes highlighted "his San Juan Hill" during Sunday night's episode, which also featured several other Montanans.

From Kerrie in Frannie, Wyoming to Mary in Butte...and Congressman Ryan Zinke flying from Kalispell...there were some incredible photos being shared of the Northern Lights over Montana and Wyoming Tuesday night.

Congressman Ryan Zinke (R-MT) said it very well when talking about potential beef imports from Argentina. When it comes to America First, it's America beef first.

More great news for Montana coal and high wage jobs in the state. This, after the US House passed legislation regarding the Miles City RMPA.

Former Interior Secretary and Congressman Ryan Zinke (R-MT01) helped strip the sale of public lands from the "Big Beautiful Bill" in the US House, and now- Montana's Senators helped block the effort in the US Senate.

With over 250 million acres on the chopping block, the fight for Montana’s public lands is heating up. Local voices are rising in a call to action.

Zinke: "Thanks to an agreement between Interior Secretary Burgum and the CSKT, the dam will reduce flows by 45% and keep the lake within 12-inches of full pool preventing the catastrophic prediction of 3-feet below full pool."

"Charlie joins the likes of Montana war heroes Doolittle Raider David Thatcher, Bataan Death March Survivor Ben Steele, Tribal War Chief of the Crow Nation Dr. Joe Medicine Crow, and Medal of Honor Recipient Travis Atkins. What do these men have in common? They epitomize the Montana spirit of service, courage, and selfless sacrifice." -Senator Daines

Randy Newberg has certainly been critical of Republicans in the past, but the public lands advocate and hunting show host is heaping praise on Montana's all Republican Congressional delegation.

Have you guys seen this new AI action figure trend? The Montana action figures are classic. Some of the first ones I spotted come from the Western Ag Network and Montana Congressman Ryan Zinke.

There's a town called Babb, Montana. How could Cyrus Babb and his crew basically have built that water project in the 1800's by hand, and now we as a country can't seem to be able to build anything anymore?