Every time you turn around they want to make another monument, another wilderness land, another set-aside of some type or another that is supposedly going to preserve something from something.
Doug LaMalfa: “Every time you turn around they want to make another monument, another wilderness land, another set-aside of some type…”
On the recordMarch 16, 2016
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LaMalfa criticizes federal land management and its impact on local ranchers.
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