I, frankly, fail to see how any of these statutes gives the President authority to create regional planning zones.
Paul Gosar: “I, frankly, fail to see how any of these statutes gives the President authority to create regional planning zones.”
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Gosar questions the President's authority for new ocean policies without Congress's input.
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