Is it fair to say that if stock surveys and assessments are not done in a timely manner by your agency, fishermen pay the price because of the scientists and managers having to build several layers of precaution into the models in order to set harvest levels?
Fleming questions the impact of delayed stock assessments on fishermen.
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I would suggest to you that this is a framework of a bankruptcy, whatever you want to call it, and it will ultimately require a bailout.
the American people are tremendously angry at Washington, because we have a President and those who work for the President who insist on creating their own laws and not complying with the laws of the land.
It is a determined bureaucratic body, unelected officials who are accountable to no one, including Congress.
Today's hearing is about shining some sunlight on what has become a non-transparent Administration agenda aimed at curtailing multiple-use access in our oceans and lands.
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