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California Democrat pressured National Parks employees for favors, Gosar requests investigation

August 3, 2020 2

Finally, it appears that Park Service personnel were deeply concerned about attempting to follow ethics guidelines while facing pressure by Rep. Cox and his staff to comply with the personal request for passes. I ask that you provide any additional…

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Montana’s elected leaders have been lying about transfer of National Bison Refuge to tribes

April 17, 2020 4

It was a misguided effort, if not, a “false flag operation.”  In other words, it was either a major blunder or an intentional deception aimed at persuading Montanans that their public officials are working for their benefit when they are…

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Senate “green energy” bill is heavy on social engineering, light on energy independence

March 10, 2020 0

On Monday, the Senate voted to proceed with debate on her compilation of 50 energy bills. However, instead of focusing on all the ways government, and the federal courts in particular, impede the exploring, production, and transportation of proven and successful forms…

Bureau of Land Management

Natural Resources chair, Grijalva, opposes BLM move to Colorado because it’s “racist”

January 6, 2020 0

In his letter to Bernhardt, Grijalva says the Department will be vulnerable to lawsuits because Grand Junction has a much smaller African-American population (one percent) than Washington, D.C. (47 percent). Employees of color might be uncomfortable moving there, and might…

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Western Caucus writes White House urging ending U.S. dependence on foreign uranium

October 6, 2019 0

In our view, any actions taken to reinvigorate this nuclear supply chain should start at the front end with responsible mining here at home. Accordingly, we recommend that your Working Group make use of the Administration 's own related work…

Bureau of Land Management

Swamp Draining: Senator Gardner announces BLM Headquarters will be moved from D.C. to western Colorado

July 15, 2019 0

"This is a victory for local communities, advocates for public lands, and proponents for a more responsible and accountable federal government.” July 15, 2019 From a press release issued by the office of United States Senator from Colorado, Cory Gardner…

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Lands Management bill offers transparency for environmentalist lawsuits

April 11, 2019 0

Facts about the nature and provisions of settlement agreements, how much taxpayer money is going to pay environmentalist lawyers and activists, and possible collusion between "adversarial" parties, i.e. federal bureaucrats and environmental activists, are never, or rarely, revealed. by Marjorie…

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Avalanche of land-grabbing “management” bills will harm state, local economies

February 25, 2019 0

The Senate package designates 1.3 million acres in California, New Mexico, Oregon and Utah as wilderness, the strictest form of federal protection that bans development of almost any kind as well as roads and most forms of motorized travel. It…

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Grijalva joins enviro extremists in push for 1.7 million acre Arizona land grab

February 23, 2019 0

The Southern Arizona Congressman is expected to unveil legislation that seeks to authorize a permanent 1.7 million acre land grab in Northern Arizona and permanently prohibit mining and other multiple-use activities on this massive swath of land. Congressional Western Caucus…

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Natural Resources Management Act a mixed mess with more bad than good

February 21, 2019 1

When the program was first passed in 1964 it promised to direct 60 percent of its funds to states and 40 percent to federal purposes. Sadly, this is not how the program has been implemented, just 25 percent of all…

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