FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 10, 2025 Sheehy Delivers Major Wins in National Defense Authorization Act U.S. SENATE – Senator Tim Sheehy released the following statement after securing several wins to modernize America’s military in the FY 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which passed the Senate this week: “Americans constantly read headlines about growing threats and potential conflicts as adversaries like China innovate and expand their militaries rapidly; it is critical the United States does the same. The reforms included in the Senate NDAA will modernize our defense acquisition system, ensuring we are able to not just produce weapons and materials quickly, but re-fit, re-tool,

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 1, 2025 Sheehy Statement on Schumer Shutdown U.S. SENATE – Senator Tim Sheehy released the following statement on Chuck Schumer and the Democrats shutting down the government:   “Chuck Schumer and the Democrats put partisan games over the best interests of the American people and shut down the government. Democrats are holding critical resources for our military, veterans, and hardworking Montana families hostage to appease their radical, far-left base. I was elected on a promise to restore common sense in our nation’s capital, and I’ll keep voting to stop the Schumer Shutdown and get back to work.”    ### Contact: Tate Mitchell, Jack

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 29, 2025 ICYMI: US could lose next major war due to Pentagon’s ‘broken’ acquisition system Senator Tim Sheehy and Katherine Boyle, general partner at Andreessen Horowitz and co-lead of its American Dynamism practice, penned an op-ed in Fox News supporting key reforms to the United States’ defense acquisition system in this year’s National Defense Authorization Act. “The United States simply cannot afford to wait until the next war starts to fix our broken acquisition system. We cannot sacrifice our national security on the altar of bureaucracy,” Sen. Sheehy and Boyle argue. In case you missed it… US could lose next major war due to Pentagon’s ‘broken’ acquisition system Senator Tim Sheehy