So just to summarize, as I am running out of time, we have a land purchase--and again, while we are offline, we are going to look at this again; but everything about this contract, and I have dealt with a lot of contracts over a lot of years, real estate--this to me is completely committed, without an escape clause. This is not a proposed contract.
John Fleming discusses concerns over a land purchase contract's commitment and potential NEPA violations.
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It is unfortunate, but not surprising, that the Administration could not be here to listen to these legitimate concerns--or should I say would not be here.
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.
This has implications for all of us who shop at grocery stores throughout the Nation.
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.
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