The bottom line here is that the Federal Government is unnecessarily blocking the public from a National Seashore created for their recreation and, in so doing, it is destroying jobs.
Walter B. Jones: “The bottom line here is that the Federal Government is unnecessarily blocking the public from a National Seashore…”
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Jones argues that federal restrictions harm public access and local jobs.
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