The public is crying out for congressional intervention, Mr. Chairman, and I thank you for taking the first step toward saving Yosemite National Park for the public use, resort, and recreation that was promised to the American people nearly 150 years ago.
McClintock urges Congress to intervene for public access to Yosemite National Park.
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