I believe--and until there is genuine change in that, in how we function as a government and hold each other accountable and we are held accountable to the people of this country, that there will be another Fast and Furious.
Paul Gosar
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Paul Anthony Gosar is an American politician and dentist serving as the U.S. Representative for Arizona's 4th congressional district since 2013. A member of the Republican Party, Gosar has been involved in various legislative efforts and has taken positions on issues such as wildlife management and economic policies affecting rural communities. He has been a vocal advocate for his constituents, often addressing concerns related to agriculture and land use in Arizona. Gosar has also been known for his controversial statements and positions on various national issues.
I just want to compliment you, Mr. Wood, and your organization, because it is stellar, what it starts out with and what--the end of the line, when it is tugging on your fly, it makes a wonderful impact.
Yes. You have examples of that, so that you are able to explain and give a detailed in situ-type of project that you could reference to the landowner?
I agree. We have some experience with this. It was mentioned earlier by Mr. Lowenthal about hardrock mining.
Well, not just beginning and end, but during. I mean time lapse, the scientific exposes that show how it is done, you know?
Today, the Subcommittee will consider a discussion draft of the Community Reclamation Partnerships Act.
Today the Subcommittee will consider our discussion draft of the Community Reclamation Partnerships Act.
Special thanks to Arizona Congressman Paul Gosar for his continued leadership in the House on this important issue to Arizona's electric rate payers.
Last year (2016), Congressman Paul Gosar of Arizona, hosted a field hearing related to a proposed monument designation of 1.7 million acres...
The minutes show coordination was taking place between the Obama administration, Federal land management agencies, and environmental groups.
The President's ability to set aside land for monuments and national parks comes from the outdated Antiquities Act of 1906.
Did they consult with your office about maps, legal descriptions, specific details of the proposal before the designation?
President Obama exceeded the intent of the Antiquities Act more than any other president in the history of this country.
I believe the law should be amended to require local approval before the President can unilaterally designate a National Monument.
I believe, along with many other Maine residents, that former President Obama never should have designated this area as a National Monument.
The former president and the National Park Service did not let these facts get in the way.
The National Park Service seems to blatantly disregard key indicators of this opposition.
The designation of this Monument on a former working forest by former President Obama is very concerning to Maine residents living in the area and around the state.
My biggest concern about FATCA is that it treats all 9 million Americans living abroad as guilty until proven innocent.
This committee is better equipped than any other to help the President achieve his agenda with our authority over the power of the purse.
I also want to make sure that we preserve our Nation's airspace as a place of innovation.





