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Rob Bishop

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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.

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Mar 25, 2009

The arts district that he has created has really revitalized that part of the town.

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Mar 25, 2009

I recognize, clearly, that even if you are the not musically inclined, everyone should learn to play the piano.

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Mar 25, 2009

Martin Feldstein...wrote an op-ed piece in The Washington Post yesterday about this very subject.

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Mar 25, 2009

All kids should have auditoriums in their school, so they are simply taught how to be an audience.

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Mar 25, 2009

But it seems President Obama wants to stop the music and send the band home.

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Mar 18, 2009

Has the Department of the Interior taken any steps since the scandal came to light dealing with NLCS to ensure that Department of the Interior employees cease any kind of improper collusion with political advocacy groups or lobbying groups?

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Mar 18, 2009

Maybe you could make a deal with the National Parks and Conservation Association to have them work on the border too.

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Mar 18, 2009

I appreciate your clarification here. I think the release was somewhat misleading.

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Mar 18, 2009

So I am assuming that 80 to 20 split can also be counted with the phrase 'paralysis to analysis'

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Mar 18, 2009

I want more improvement for obvious reasons.

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Mar 18, 2009

Maybe you should consider doing it, and I will leave you with that.

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Mar 18, 2009

I have other questions but for now let me let my colleagues go.

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Mar 18, 2009

There needs to be continual look both by the agencies and by the Congress those requirements, the hurtles you have to go through to make sure that there are not some opportunities to streamline them so that we can get the job done on a…

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Mar 18, 2009

What is being done to change those policies in the Forest Service and why simply is the Forest Service not asking for substantial funding increases for law enforcement on Forest Service lands?

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Mar 18, 2009

Last year I asked the Interior Department for copies of communications between the National Alaska Conservation System and certain lobbying and political advocacy organization.

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Mar 18, 2009

As I understand, part of the memo said you want to take a leadership role in removing lead from the environment.

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Mar 18, 2009

Do you believe there is a problem there with what we sometimes call 'paralysis by analysis' or what the Acting Director said is 80 percent of the time spent trying to justify the other 20 percent of the actual work?

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Mar 18, 2009

Your testimony describes a situation on our public lands along the southern border. How has the inability to secure the border and the resulting impediments to scientific research damaged the protective habitat death and injury to park…

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Mar 18, 2009

I think what you are seeing what is happening in Congress today, maybe Congress should take that advice.

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Mar 18, 2009

we are going to come back and try and fix it by going after them in a punitive way.

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Mar 2, 2009

So you are recommending that we burn Mississippi. Is that what you are saying?

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Mar 2, 2009

If you are going to have these fires all of the time, and it is predictable where it is, why do you not go in and thin it and use that biomass?

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Mar 2, 2009

I find that just absolutely incredible. I guess we do not mind the business, but, for goodness sakes, if you are going to have all of these regulations, then why do you not become sufficient?

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Feb 24, 2009

Congress is horrifically bad at time management.

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Feb 12, 2009

I, like many people, perhaps I'm a little bit older than a lot of people here, but I was born in the early 1950s. This was the Eisenhower era when the United States was taking its role as the true leader of the world. It was an era of…

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