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Sheehy Introduces Bill to Hold Soft-on-Crime Judges Accountable
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 20, 2025 Sheehy Introduces Bill to Hold Soft-on-Crime Judges Accountable U.S. SENATE – Senator Tim Sheehy today introduced the Judicial Accountability for Irresponsible Leniency (JAIL) Act to allow for civil action against judges and other government entities who release violent criminals without bail. “The most solemn duty of government is to protect its people, but too often, radical judges in far-left jurisdictions prioritize soft sentencing for criminals over common sense and public safety, allowing violent offenders to wreak havoc in our communities at the expense of innocent, law-abiding Americans. It’s time to end the revolving door of the criminal justice system
Sheehy Introduces Strengthening Resources for Our Schools Act
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 19, 2025 Sheehy Introduces Strengthening Resources for Our Schools ActSROs Act Supports School Safety, Veterans, and Law Enforce U.S. SENATE – Senator Sheehy (R – Mont.) introduced the Strengthening Resources for Our Schools (SROs) Act to protect students, increase school safety, and empower veterans and retired law enforcement to continue serving their communities. “Keeping the American people safe, especially young kids in school, is one of government’s most solemn duties, and that starts by empowering local communities with local solutions. The SROs Act is an America First commonsense bill that protects students and supports our veterans and retired law enforcement officers who want
ICYMI: How one Montana senator managed to move the Trump White House — twice
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE November 13, 2025 ICYMI: How one Montana senator managed to move the Trump White House — twice Semafor published a story highlighting Senator Sheehy’s prominent role in effectively fighting to make America great again alongside President Trump and putting Montanans first in ten months as a freshman senator. In case you missed it… How one Montana senator managed to move the Trump White House — twice Burgess Everett November 13, 2025 Semafor Jared Isaacman’s comeback bid to lead NASA got behind-the-scenes help from a rare figure in Donald Trump’s Washington: a Republican senator willing to play hardball with the White House. Montana
Bozeman Daily Chronicle: ICYMI: Sen. Tim Sheehy: With the events of this September 11, it is time to heal
Senator Tim SheehySeptember 11, 2025 Senator Tim Sheehy penned an op-ed in the Bozeman Daily Chronicle as the nation observes the 24th anniversary of 9/11 and mourns the assassination of Charlie Kirk. In case you missed it… Sen. Tim Sheehy: With the events of this September 11, it is time to heal Senator Tim Sheehy September 11, 2025 Bozeman Daily Chronicle Everyone over the age of 35 remembers exactly where they were on September 11, 2001. For the past quarter century, every September 11th, Americans pause for a moment and are brought together by our shared suffering and the shock and horror of seeing thousands of our countrymen
MTN News: Sheehy backs passenger rail service in Montana at Livingston conference
Russ RiesingerSeptember 10, 2025 Montana U.S. Sen. Tim Sheehy expressed his support for passenger train service returning to parts of Montana at the Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority annual conference Tuesday. The three-day conference at the historic Livingston Depot brings together the public sector, private businesses and nonprofits who want to advance the Big Sky North Coast Corridor—the largest proposed expansion of passenger rail in the West in more than 50 years. “I think for the last 35 years have been a bit of a soul-searching moment for passenger rail in America, and I think now is the time for a renaissance for that.
Livingston Enterprise: ‘Time for a renaissance’: Montana senators Sheehy, Daines jump on board for restoring passenger rail
Dan Astin Enterprise Staff WriterSeptember 10, 2025 Three-fourths of the Montana delegation to Washington, D.C. are officially on board the effort to restore long-distance passenger rail service in southern Montana. Statements of support from Congressman Troy Downing, Sen. Steve Daines, and Sen. Tim Sheehy were issued this week during a passenger rail conference in Livingston, where local government officials, transportation experts, and other stakeholders from more than five states had gathered. “Passenger rail services are an important component of communities across Montana, particularly in many of the rural communities I represent,” said Downing in a video recording showcased Tuesday during the three-day conference held by