Mark Udall: “This override is considered, by most vehicle manufacturers, as an essential safety device.”

The 1872 mining law continues to allow mining corporations to take hard rock minerals from public lands without paying any royalties.

I think Federal lands, which control so much of your State, are really critical, because those are vast rural areas that have virtually no coverage.

The royalties paid by coal companies--and energy development of all kinds on federal lands--provide critical support for local schools, roads and other services that Colorado families count on.

We're talking about free trade also, right? I mean, this is the intersection of two sets of policies.