Any assertion that this bill throws open public land to harmful development is akin to suggesting the Patriots get five downs to go 10 yards--an outright falsehood.
Rob Bishop: “Any assertion that this bill throws open public land to harmful development is akin to suggesting the Patriots get five…”
On the recordJanuary 8, 2018
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Bishop defends the bill against claims it allows harmful development.
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