I think the actions of EPA certainly caused the spill.
So you didn't find anybody to be at fault in this mine spill?
I believe that you desire to see the United States lead the world in environmental protection. Is that a fair statement?
As head of the EPA, do you take responsibility for the spill?
I hope that you would continue to do that.
Has anyone been reprimanded or faced any consequences for their role?
If somebody owns the land and they want to give it away, that is their prerogative to do that.
Do we really need more Federal land? Do we not already have enough Federal land in enough places set aside?
Why would the Federal Government want to take on a liability and change a culture and a way of life?
As Representative Poliquin already mentioned, just up the road here there is a $68 million backlog at Acadia.
If this were a national monument, all the trees would be considered part of the national monument.