The idea that SUWA and its lackey, Mr. Hinchey, represents the voice of rural Utah is like saying King George III represented the American colonists on issues of taxation--it just isn't so!
Rob Bishop: “The idea that SUWA and its lackey, Mr. Hinchey, represents the voice of rural Utah is like saying King George III…”
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Bishop criticizes the representation of rural Utah interests in wilderness legislation.
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