U.S. Rep. Matt Rosendale wasn’t among the departing members of Congress offering farewell addresses in December. He spent his week instead staying on his anti brand, opposing a $98 billion presidential disaster relief package that included $37 million for the blown-out St. Mary siphon, a piece of Milk River Project irrigation infrastructure on which 18,000 Hi-Line residents rely. Rosendale said on social media that he was “a hard no on giving Democrats more money to enshrine their agenda”