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the guidance would be based upon the best science, and not political considerations

I really wanted to be here to see whether we had to hold Congressman Hoyer in contempt of the Senate.

I would hope that the strategy that you come out with within the Department of Interior will be mindful that you can play a dual role in educating the public to take action to help the future.

Let me just stress, I think there are several parts to this concern.

I think most people agree that the Endangered Species Act is one of the most important safeguards that was enacted by Congress in order to preserve diversity in our wildlife, and that decisions should be based upon good science, good…

I certainly hope that the Committee can complete its review quickly and that your nomination can go to the floor for action.

We need your full attention focused on restoring the integrity of the ESA process.

we are currently losing about 150 acres a year because of sea level change

One of the problems we have is that many Americans have yet to really understand the day to day risks associated with global climate change.

The backlog of deferred maintenance is overwhelming.

The nominee is charged with restoring the role good science must play in making good public policy.

The most painful thing about it... is that they go through all of that, denied opportunity over and over again, and then they die.

But yet and still, people are not getting those opportunities.

I just think that this is a prime opportunity to get some of these things done right now.

They have done it over. And over and over and over again they see and feel the wind from a door being shut in their faces over and over and over again.

I think that if we are going to have a color-blind society, then we should have a color-blind society that goes to the point of eliminating this wall that blocks so many people from opportunity.

I strongly recommend John Berry for the Director of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).

He has good judgment and unquestioned integrity, and I think that really sums it up.