On the recordMarch 9, 2011
Claiming that the National Park Service wants to 'grab' federal land or violate private property rights is not the way to support National Parks.
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congress.govClaiming that the National Park Service wants to 'grab' federal land or violate private property rights is not the way to support National Parks.
He rejects accusations against the NPS regarding land acquisition.
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