A small newspaper, smaller than the Las Vegas Sun, one from Missoula--of course, Missoula, MT--also talks about how wrong it is. They are so specific, and they know because they live in Glacier National Park. They say outsourcing simply is not good. There are editorials from all over the country that talk about how bad an idea this is. Remember, anyone voting for the amendment offered by my friend from Ohio, Senator Voinovich, is voting to outsource, to privatize our national treasures. You can say: I really didn't mean to do that; all I did was want studies to be completed. That isn't what we have here. We have agreed that they can complete the studies they have already engaged in, even though they stole the money from other things that needed to be done within the entities. But to vote for the Voinovich amendment is to vote for privatization. To vote for the Reid amendment is to vote for a time-out, a pause.
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Debating the implications of an amendment related to outsourcing and privatization of national parks.
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