On the recordOctober 7, 2009
Senator Bingaman listened to his constituents--those who love and cherish these lands--and developed, through a collaborative process, a solid piece of conservation legislation.
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congress.govRon Wyden: “Senator Bingaman listened to his constituents--those who love and cherish these lands--and developed, through a…”
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Wyden highlights Bingaman's engagement with constituents in crafting conservation legislation.
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