The locally-elected officials do not support a national monument, but they do support, by and large, this Public Lands Initiative.
Tom McClintock: “The locally-elected officials do not support a national monument, but they do support, by and large, this Public Lands…”
On the recordSeptember 13, 2016
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Emphasis on local support for the Public Lands Initiative over national monument status.
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