It is really the height of insanity that people out here have to live with their poor communities, and the risk of their town burning down.
Scott Tipton: “It is really the height of insanity that people out here have to live with their poor communities, and the risk of their…”
On the recordApril 10, 2013
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Tipton criticizes the federal government's land management policies affecting local communities' safety and health.
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