Perhaps that is why our Constitution gives to Congress, and not to the President, authority over the public lands, so that decisions like this that affect the livelihoods of families across the West would be done in the open.
McClintock stresses Congress's role in public land decisions for transparency.
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And we agree that about a quarter of those forests have now been destroyed by these policies.
for the first time in American history, we do have a Presidential Administration that's working to put its opponent in jail.
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