Political Quotes

Rob Bishop

The Public Record

Rob Bishop is a former U.S. Representative from Utah, serving in the House of Representatives from January 3, 2003, to January 3, 2021. A member of the Republican Party, Bishop was known for his focus on issues related to public lands, education, and military matters. During his tenure, he served as the chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee, where he played a significant role in shaping legislation concerning land management and energy policy in the West.

Quotes by year · 200320202,308 total · peak 2013 (340)
2003: 15 quotes2004: 9 quotes2005: 14 quotes2006: 25 quotes2007: 57 quotes2008: 60 quotes2009: 89 quotes2010: 108 quotes2011: 258 quotes2012: 262 quotes2013: 340 quotes2014: 133 quotes2015: 201 quotes2016: 155 quotes2017: 185 quotes2018: 164 quotes2019: 186 quotes2020: 47 quotes
Jul 18, 2017

We urge your support of this important legislation.

congress.gov
Jul 18, 2017

The Endangered Species Act was passed 40 years ago to try to recover and restore imperiled species.

congress.gov
Jul 18, 2017

We need to have a longer-term solution to that.

congress.gov
Jul 18, 2017

This is an important piece of legislation we need to move.

congress.gov
Jul 18, 2017

H.R. 424 by Mr. Peterson is a bipartisan measure to ensure state management of gray wolves in the Western Great Lakes.

congress.gov
Jul 12, 2017

I was very sincere when I say I don't know what I want to do, what the right answer is.

congress.gov
Jul 12, 2017

Often these types of hearings and panels are basically staged events, where I know what answer I want to hear.

congress.gov
Jul 12, 2017

I would wonder if you would agree that the Indian trader rules should not be used as a vehicle to pre-empt the authority of state and local governments to tax non-Indians on tribal land.

congress.gov
Jul 12, 2017

I think there are two basic choices. If Congress wants to establish and articulate the standards that are 'consistent' with Carcieri or change new standards, that is certainly their prerogative.

congress.gov
Jul 12, 2017

Mr. Denham is a great Member of Congress. He works hard on this Committee, he does a wonderful job.

congress.gov
Jul 12, 2017

I would simply make that request of all of you.

congress.gov
Jul 12, 2017

Let me say in 90 seconds then, it may sound counterintuitive that BRAC doesn't save us money, but even though it can take money off the Defense rolls, the question is: Where does this property end up and who pays for it? The bulk of the…

govinfo.gov
Jun 28, 2017

If, indeed, a company was held to Federal standards, but the state actually did the permitting process, could such a system actually work, and facilitate faster permitting?

congress.gov
Jun 28, 2017

And it is not just DOI that was dealing with that, as far as permitting. Sometimes the EPA got involved, which basically shut down any kind of production they would have, going forward.

congress.gov
Jun 28, 2017

So, the only reason somebody would actually bid on Federal lands is if they can make money.

congress.gov
Jun 25, 2017

Active forest management is crucial to establishing healthy and sustainable forests and decisions for forest management should be based on sound science.

congress.gov
Jun 25, 2017

On behalf of the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF) and its 230,000 members, we urge you to take swift Committee action on H.R. 2936 the Resilient Federal Forest Act of 2017.

congress.gov
Jun 22, 2017

I write this letter in whole-hearted support of a proposal seeking to extend the moratorium on leasing, pre-leasing, or any other related activity in any area east of the Military Mission Line in the Gulf of Mexico.

congress.gov
Jun 21, 2017

Although mismanagement of our Federal lands and Washington's neglect of local, state and tribal communities began long before the Obama administration, the layers of arbitrary rules and regulations promulgated over the past 8 years have…

congress.gov
Jun 21, 2017

The President's 2018 budget reflects a commitment from the Trump administration to increase access to Federal lands, reduce burdensome regulation, and improve conservation without unduly impacting economic development.

congress.gov
Jun 21, 2017

We would request that no more money be spent on the wolf introduction and the wolf recovery program until they give us some plan and some program.

congress.gov
Jun 21, 2017

I am also pleased with the Administration's commitment to improve management of existing Federal lands and resources rather than growing the bureaucracy and siphoning money from productive uses to expand Federal land acquisition.

congress.gov
Jun 21, 2017

I think it is going to take the secretarial level to work through this.

congress.gov
Jun 21, 2017

Even when the Democrats owned the House, Nancy Pelosi, they had a filibuster-proof Senate, and Mr. Obama was in the White House, they still could not get this passed through law because it was so contentious.

congress.gov
Jun 21, 2017

You and your Department have brought transparency, more transparency over the past few months than I think has happened in the entire 111-year history of the Antiquities Act.

congress.gov

Politicians like Rob Bishop