The Senator from Alaska is saying that Donald Hodel, who was Secretary of the Interior, had nothing to do with the development of policy--that the Department did it. Now does the Senator separate the Secretary of the Interior from the Department of the Interior?
Dale Bumpers: “The Senator from Alaska is saying that Donald Hodel, who was Secretary of the Interior, had nothing to do with the…”
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Questioning the role of the Secretary of the Interior in policy development during a Senate debate.
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