On the recordJuly 8, 2013
The idea that the court should be a driver of policy that deals with our public lands is really a fairly recent paradigm shift.
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congress.govThe idea that the court should be a driver of policy that deals with our public lands is really a fairly recent paradigm shift.
Bishop discusses the recent influence of courts on public land policy.
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Twenty years from now, come back here, and we will tell the gentleman we told him so. Madam Speaker, I have no objections to the bill, and I yield back the balance of my time.
Is the gentleman sure he really wants the Federal Government having a forest in his place?
There really is no reason to add to this hearing--unless it is to give Members another 5 minutes to campaign, or speak on the bills. It is kind of a waste of time.
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