By Kristen Holmes, CNN Montana Sen. Steve Daines, the head of the Senate GOP’s campaign arm, endorsed former President Donald Trump Monday night. “The best four years I’ve had in the US Senate is when President Trump was serving in the Oval Office,” Daines told Donald Trump Jr.
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Daines made his endorsement during an interview on Donald Trump Jr.'s podcast. The senator told Trump’s son — Daines’s longtime friend — that the “best four years” he had in the Senate were those he served during the Trump administration.
By Kristen Holmes, CNN Montana Sen. Steve Daines, the head of the Senate GOP’s campaign arm, endorsed former President Donald Trump Monday night. “The best four years I’ve had in the US Senate is when President Trump was serving in the Oval Office,” Daines told Donald Trump Jr.
Steve Daines of Montana, the chairman of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, cited the former president’s accomplishments on issues like immigration.
"I'm proud to endorse Donald J. Trump for president of the United States," Daines, chair of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, said Monday night on a podcast.
National Republican Senatorial Committee Chairman Steve Daines (R-MT) endorsed former President Donald Trump for president in 2024, providing him one of the most important endorsements from Washington.
Montana Sen. Steve Daines, who heads the Senate Republican campaign committee, said reaction has been "positive" to his unexpected endorsement Monday of Donald Trump to be president and he described the move as something that will help Republican candidates win in next year's elections.
Sen. Steve Daines, the top Republican fundraiser in the Senate, has backed Donald Trump’s bid to retake the White House in 2024 in what could be one of the ex-president’s most crucial e…
The endorsement from Sen. Steve Daines of Montana is the first public backing of Trump's 2024 presidential bid by a member of Senate Republican leadership.
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