We have 9 percent unemployment in the country. We began this Administration with 7.8 percent. I am not sure that is a record I would be proud of with all due respect.

What is needed to convince this Administration that our people desperately need jobs, permanent taxpaying jobs?

How do these actions help the U.S. economy? How do they help Americans find jobs that they so desperately need?

When ecological trumps the social and those economic values, you have gone beyond the mandates that Congress set for them.

So far I have heard absolutely nothing.

You assessed these at the very top of the market and haven't reassessed them since.

Are we watching with the current administration of the Forest Service an abandonment, indeed a repudiation, of Gifford Pinchot's vision of managing the forests to achieve the greatest good for the greatest number in the long run, his words?

What specifically have you done to redress these grievances? So far I have heard absolutely nothing.

Are we watching an effort to expel the public from the public's lands?

That ought to be a screaming warning that you were charging well above market rates.

That is gobbledygook. What specific actions have you taken?