Sen. Tim Sheehy (R-Mont.) says he'll vote to advance President Trump's "big, beautiful bill," but will lead an amendment stripping the sale of public lands from the measure.

Sheehy initially said he would vote against the motion to proceed because the bill includes language to sell millions of acres of public lands, becoming the fourth senator to vow a "no" vote and putting the bill in serious danger of stalling on the Senate floor.

“I oppose the sale of public lands and will vote no on the motion to proceed if it is included,” Sheehy posted on X on Saturday afternoon.

Moments later, however, Sheehy reversed himself.

“I have just concluded productive discussions with leadership. I will be leading an amendment to strip the sale of........

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