On the recordSeptember 12, 2011
A lot of decisions that affect our daily lives are made by faceless bureaucrats who are thousands of miles away.
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congress.govA lot of decisions that affect our daily lives are made by faceless bureaucrats who are thousands of miles away.
Bishop criticizes distant federal officials making local land-use decisions.
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