Senate Republicans have finally said the quiet part out loud: They want to put millions of acres of our public lands up in a fire sale, destroy the investments that have created thousands of manufacturing and clean energy jobs—including in their home states—and obliterate programs that lower energy costs for everyday Americans.
Heinrich criticizes Senate Republicans for their land sale proposal and its impact on jobs and energy costs.
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