If the alleged letter only asked for information about Utah, it looked biased, but ask for a broader review and it would have been clear that there are more compelling areas for designation than Utah parks.
Rob Bishop: “If the alleged letter only asked for information about Utah, it looked biased, but ask for a broader review and it would…”
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Bishop critiques the process used to justify the monument designation in Utah.
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