However, the implementation of the partial shutdown when the administration forcefully prohibited access to public lands, it seemed that the administration was seeking to avoid a solution and only increase hardship.
Bishop criticizes the administration's handling of public land access during the shutdown.
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This hearing, as far as understanding truth of what went on, and coming up with a good history, is going to be invalid.
This ban is even more ridiculous after we just locked in mandatory spending of $900 million in perpetuity with the so-called Great American Outdoors Act.
Instead, we decided to move ahead with what can only be described as really good political theater.
I appreciate having the ability to speak after Mr. Grijalva, my good friend from Arizona, so I can bring some balance to the rhetoric that we are doing because somebody has to realize that the ideas of conservation, recreation, and…
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