I wish my colleagues from other states where the Federal Government holds maybe 1 percent of the land area would consider what would happen to their communities if the Federal Government suddenly took over 93 percent of the land area.
McClintock argues against federal land control affecting local communities.
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These are people who promised their constituents not to raise their taxes. And those five no votes just voted for the biggest tax increase in American history.
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