I would never, ever, ever have voted for a categorical exclusion for the purpose of making some corporation rich off our public lands, never happen, never going to happen.
Jon Tester: “I would never, ever, ever have voted for a categorical exclusion for the purpose of making some corporation rich off our…”
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Tester opposes using categorical exclusions for corporate profit at the expense of public lands.
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