I share your concern about the damage that invasive and noxious species can do to native vegetation and wildlife.
Mike Simpson
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Mike Simpson is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Idaho's 2nd congressional district since 1999. A member of the Republican Party, he has focused on various issues including agriculture, energy, and public lands during his tenure in Congress. Simpson has been involved in significant legislative efforts, particularly in areas impacting Idaho's economy and natural resources.
These are national lands, held in trust by the federal government, and while many of us who live in Idaho think of these lands as our own, these are America's lands.
This bill is the product of a decade of collaborative discussions and negotiating.
It is NOT the way Senator Bennet developed his Washington County, Utah Wilderness bill.
The needs of the people who live and recreate in the area are as important as the lines that we draw on a map.
Many Idahoans have decided that leaving land management in the Boulder-White Clouds in flux, as wilderness study areas and under the threat of closures and lawsuits, is not acceptable.
S. 3294 is a well-constructed piece of legislation that is the right thing to do for Central Idaho both economically and ecologically.
This bill releases four wilderness study areas that are currently wilderness study areas, treated as de facto wilderness.
That would be rural America, but Mr. Cole and I will come and visit your school at 6,700 feet if you will provide the oxygen.
Providing content-rich educational materials on line and connecting with rural communities through traveling exhibitions are worthwhile endeavors that I fully support.
Due to the lack of resources to provide deterrents and lack of public safety, many of our people over the past few generations have turned to gangs, drugs, crime, alcohol, all of the social ills that can affect the community in the worst…
His words were that it was deplorable conditions, and these need to be changed.
Mr. Simpson has had the opportunity to come to our reservation. He just lives next door.
You mentioned the jail facility you have. I never realized before until we started having all the testimony, that there are many tribes in the Pacific Northwest in the Puget Sound area, and I suspect a lot of them have the same issue with…





