Rob Bishop

To be honest, I'm not quite sure. I know I have a speech and there may be another one coming down here.

I appreciate the gentleman from New Jersey's comments. I would remind him also that the CBPA, the bill that started this problem, was actually authored by the Senator from New Jersey at the time, and I appreciate that. This is one of those…

In addition to restoring agricultural productivity in this area, what has been referred to as ``America's salad bowl,'' this bill is a comprehensive piece of legislation which would reduce Federal spending by $300 million by allowing…

I had the opportunity of going down to California to one of the hearings where we met the farmers who are living in this particular area. I heard their anguish. I understood their anger. Their ability to make a living was being prohibited…

Sometimes it is hard to estimate jobs when you're thirsty, but I realize if there was even one job that is cost because of bad Federal behavior, that is one job too many. I would be happy to yield 2 minutes to my friend from Florida (Mr…

I had the honor of attending a public hearing in California with the gentleman to my right from California. It was an honor to listen to these people, and I'm pleased to yield 5 minutes to the chairman of the subcommittee that worked…

In 1972, the Wild and Scenic Rivers Act was used on this part of the river, even though there was already an existing bridge on that river. Now the safety of that bridge is creating problems for people, and the traffic buildup is creating…

For purposes of debate only, I yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from Colorado (Mr. Polis), pending which I yield myself such time as I may consume. During consideration of this resolution, all time yielded is for the purpose…

I thank you for that, and I appreciate your joining me here because, once again, you live in that State, your constituents know the fear that is taking place, Americans who live on that particular border, the danger that is down there…

I thank you, Mr. Speaker. I am here tonight to talk about one of the issues that is of extreme significance. In fact, in every town hall meeting I've ever held, one of the first questions that's asked, if not the first question, is about…

This Administration has repeatedly stated that they wish to reduce negative environmental impacts made by Department of Defense programs and activities.

Accomplish studies to investigate the application of new technologies in the Minuteman III booster stack.

What decision has been made concerning this 'consolidation'?

I enjoyed watching ``Moneyball.'' I enjoyed reading the book as well. In the book, they talk about fielding averages, players who don't make many mistakes. And in the book, Billy Beane said the talent for avoiding failure is not a great…

We should not have our head in the sands.

I appreciate your efforts in that.

I would actually urge you to be very careful in that respect.

I say Congress ought to have the ability to tell BLM to look harder.

The trouble is I am not sure the Obama Administration would have backed down and abandoned their anti-sportsman policy were it not an election year.

Thank you, Congressman Sullivan. We appreciate that, as well as the guest who is with us today.

In my opinion, the BLM is keeping other lands open to recreational shooting until such time as it can find an excuse or opportunity to close them.

It is no secret to me and many of my colleagues that this Administration shows itself hostile to the individual rights guaranteed in the Second Amendment.

There appears to be a real penchant by this administration to manage the use of our public lands based on personal preference rather than the multiple uses mandated by law.

H.R. 3440 is necessary to end BLM's prejudicial treatment of recreational shooting.

The idea that the Federal Government can't give to another level of government, it has to get something of equal value or greater value, I don't care what kind of scoring you have to have on that, that is a horrendous policy.