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Pump Ad

Senator Baucus continues to work to get us off foreign oil.

Read more: Pump Ad - Posted Oct. 8, 2008.

Promise Vets Ad

by Max For Montana

Senator Baucus continues to fight for our veterans.

Read more: Promise Vets Ad - Posted Oct. 8, 2008.

Max Helping To Set Aside 300,000 Acres For Hunting And Fishing

by Max For Montana

Montana Senator Max Baucus is helping broker an agreement that could potentially designate 300,000 acres of prime hunting and fishing land in western Montana for conservation.

On Friday, Baucus joined representatives from Plum Creek, the Trust for Public Land, and the Nature Conservancy on the Blackfoot River to announce that the groups were committed to pursue a plan that could designate the land, which would be the largest land conservation project in American history.

As chairman of the powerful U.S. Senate Finance Committee, Max included a Forest Conservation Bonding provision in recent legislation which would provide $250 million for land conservation programs.

"We are grateful for how hard Senator Baucus worked to create this new funding mechanism which will help us expand our forest conservation efforts in Montana," said Eric Love, The Trust for Public Land's Northern Rockies Director. "This isn't just about saving land; it's about preserving a way of life."

To read the article in the Missoulian, Click here

Click here to watch a video from the news conference

A Heroic Tale

by Max For Montana

Montana has a long, proud tradition of protecting America's freedom in the Armed Services. And this proud legacy added yet another chapter, when Eivind Forseth enlisted in the United States Army. After the tragic attacks of 9/11, Eivind answered when his nation called. Putting his own safety aside, Eivind fought bravely in Iraq, where he was tragically wounded.

To watch a video about Eivind's heroic tale, click here.

Max Baucus knows that all soldiers, like Eivind, deserve to have their government work as hard for them, as they did for it. That's why Max is working hard on his Defenders of Freedom Tax Relief Act. Max's bill would provide soldiers with the benefits that they need and deserve including help saving for retirement or building a home, and providing support for families of those who have paid the ultimate sacrifice.

To listen to a new radio advertisement about Max's work on veteran's issues click here.

Read more: A Heroic Tale - Posted April 29, 2008.

Max at the Native American Center Groundbreaking

by Max For Montana

Because Max is so proud of Montana’s deep Native American history he couldn’t be more excited for the new Indian Studies Center at the University of Montana. Max has high hopes the new major, Native American Studies, will continue to bridge the gap between Native Americans and non-Native Americans, so we can learn from all Montanans. This new form of higher education is keeping Montana on track for a better, brighter future.

To see Max at the Groundbreaking Ceremony, please watch our new video and to read more about the new Indian Studies Center, click here.

Read more: Max at the Native American Center Groundbreaking - Posted April 22, 2008.

Thirty Years Of Serving The Big Sky State

by Max For Montana

Since 1978, Max has been a strong voice for Montanans in the U.S. Senate. Following in the footsteps of his mentor, Mike Mansfield, Max rolled up his sleeves, used common sense, and his Montana values to become one of the most powerful men in Washington. Yet, over the course of four decades, one thing has remained the same: Max will always do what’s right for Montana.

To watch a video of Max’s work for the state he loves, please click here.

Read more: Thirty Years Of Serving The Big Sky State - Posted April 15, 2008.

Max at the Mansfield Metcalf Dinner

If you weren’t able to hear Max speak at the Mansfield Metcalf dinner you don’t have to miss it all, click here to catch a few scenes of Max at the dinner.

Read more: Max at the Mansfield Metcalf Dinner - Posted April 9, 2008.

Getting Seniors and Vets The Rebates They Deserve

by Max Baucus

Every time I get to come home, it’s so great to see all the exciting things that are happening around the state, and to meet with a lot of different folks. Over the last two weeks, I travelled across the state holding free tax clinics with seniors and disabled veterans to help make sure they got the economic stimulus rebate checks they deserve.

When the Congress and the President were drafting the economic stimulus package, they forgot to include nearly 20 million seniors and 250,000 veterans. As chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, I put the brakes on that real quick, because it’s not right that these citizens who supported our economy for years, or who were wounded serving our country, should be left out.

Read more: Getting Seniors and Vets The Rebates They Deserve - Posted March 31, 2008.

St. Patrick's Day Parade

If you weren't one of the lucky few to catch Max in Butte for all the wonderful festivities you didn't miss it all, click here to catch just a few scenes of the best St. Patrick's Day celebration in America - Butte, Montana!

Read more: St. Patrick's Day Parade - Posted March 19, 2008.

Baucus Takes To The Airwaves

Senator Focuses On Doing What's Right For Montana In New Ads

by Max For Montana

(Billings, MT.) -- U.S. Senator Max Baucus is up on the airwaves with new television and radio ads focusing on some of the major accomplishments he has delivered for Montana.

The 30 second television ad, which began airing statewide, says that although Baucus is "one of the most powerful Senators in the nation," he has never "forgotten his roots" or "lost touch" with Montana values.

Read more: Baucus Takes To The Airwaves - Posted March 10, 2008.

Max's Announcement Speech

In case you missed it, catch a glimpse of Max's announcement speech here!

Read more: Max's Announcement Speech - Posted Feb. 20, 2008.

Fighting for Children's Health Care

President Bush vowed to veto a bill that would expand CHIP, a program that 14,000 Montana kids rely on - but Max Baucus didn't back down.

Read more: Fighting for Children's Health Care - Posted Feb. 11, 2008.

Abigail

Senator Baucus continues to fight for health care for kids just like Abigail.

Read more: Abigail - Posted Oct. 7, 2007.

Rocky Mountain Front - Thanks, Max

On December 20, 2006, President Bush signed a bill that banned all new oil and gas development on the Rocky Mountain Frontier - forever.

Read more: Rocky Mountain Front - Thanks, Max - Posted Jan. 11, 2007.
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