I'm too lazy to search the old threads where someone asked RMEF's position on the public land transfer issue, so I am starting this topic as a new thread.
American Land Council (ALC), the Utah group that is the biggest loudmouth puppets of the dark money pushing for sale/transfer of your public lands, has decided that the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is in the dark about the land transfer movement, or as ALC has stated, has their "eyes wide shut."
http://www.americanlandscouncil.org/eyes_wide_shut
The newly appointed CEO of ALC, Montana Senator Jennifer Fielder, sent an email in late 2014 asking if she could come and make sure the RMEF Board and staff understood the issue, rather than being uninformed on the topic. Good thing for her I was not asked to write the rebuttal.
Suffice to say, if you can be judged by the reputation of your enemies, I can think of no better group to be upset with your position than ALC. I hope they continue to pick at this scab.
American Land Council (ALC), the Utah group that is the biggest loudmouth puppets of the dark money pushing for sale/transfer of your public lands, has decided that the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is in the dark about the land transfer movement, or as ALC has stated, has their "eyes wide shut."
http://www.americanlandscouncil.org/eyes_wide_shut
The newly appointed CEO of ALC, Montana Senator Jennifer Fielder, sent an email in late 2014 asking if she could come and make sure the RMEF Board and staff understood the issue, rather than being uninformed on the topic. Good thing for her I was not asked to write the rebuttal.
Suffice to say, if you can be judged by the reputation of your enemies, I can think of no better group to be upset with your position than ALC. I hope they continue to pick at this scab.
