Political Quotes

On the recordApril 30, 2024
I thank Chairman Westerman for bringing this important bill to the floor today. Mr. Speaker, I rise in strong support of H.R. 3397, the Western Economic Security Today Act, led by my friend and colleague, Mr. Curtis. This bill will stop the latest Biden administration attack on the Western way of life. Last week, I attended a Natural Resources Committee field hearing in Hurricane, Utah, and heard firsthand how destructive the BLM's conservation and landscape health rule will be to communities. By allowing arbitrary standards and vaguely defined leases to lock up lands from grazing, energy production, and recreation, the BLM is leaving rural America behind and costing our economy billions of dollars in the process. We are going to hear the back and forth about this particular bill today. What it comes down to is actually listening to the people doing the job. That is what we do out West. We actually do the job that America needs for our energy, for our food. Everything that we live on in our society primarily comes from out West. For Washington, D.C., bureaucrats to not listen to ranchers that have been grazing and farming that land in Utah for generations is the most offensive thing that can exist in this world of politics, and there is a lot there. This does not make sense. Go listen to somebody who is looking and seeing. They are terrified because there is no trust.…
Said by
Blake Moore
Republican · Utah

Share

More from Blake Moore

Jun 10, 2026

I’m focused on making sure that I can continue to be productive.

utahnewsdispatch.com
Jun 9, 2026

Parents shouldn’t be judged for doing what is best for their kids; we need to make things easier on American parents, not increasingly harder.

blakemoore.house.gov
Jun 6, 2026

“Neighborhood games, park days, errands, and bike rides with friends defined my childhood. Now raising my own boys, it’s clear that parents are too often forgoing unstructured activities for youth in favor of indoor time on screens," Rep…

blakemoore.house.gov
May 28, 2026

Neighborhood games, park days, errands, and bike rides with friends defined my childhood. Now raising my own boys, it’s clear that parents are too often forgoing unstructured activities for youth in favor of indoor time on screens.

blakemoore.house.gov

Other voices in this conversation