Straight Arrow
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Methinks someone just fell off the Republican turnip truck and landed on Hunt Talk.
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Then what do they "want" based on this excerpt from their platform that dovetails with Murkowski's budget amendment this past spring? Inquiring minds want to know.
“Experience has shown that, in caring for the land and water, private ownership has been our best guarantee of conscientious stewardship, while the worst instances of environmental degradation have occurred under government control. By the same token, the most economically advanced countries – those that respect and protect private property rights – also have the strongest environmental protections, because their economic progress makes possible the conservation of natural resources. In this context, Congress should reconsider whether parts of the federal government’s enormous landholdings and control of water in the West could be better used for ranching, mining, or forestry through private ownership. Timber is a renewable natural resource, which provides jobs to thousands of Americans. All efforts should be made to make federal lands managed by the U.S. Forest Service available for harvesting. The enduring truth is that people best protect what they own.”
Trump hasn't said anything to my knowledge
It's the Government's job to evaluate everything they do.
How many bill has the US House passed since 2010 that sold or transferred land?
I thought I heard him say he wants to build a fence around all of it to keep the Mexicans out
The Republican party doesn't want to sell or transfer land.
Not surprised a guy from Texas wants to sell or transfer Federal Lands.
http://www.jhnewsandguide.com/news/election/cruz-visits-jackson-knocks-fed-land-ownership/article_bf68eb4f-a1be-5e86-abf4-1d130d22011d.html
If it's Ted Cruz, it'll have to be write-in ... as his chances of getting the party nomination are about like me shooting a 420 bull elk on opening morning!Well, now I know who I am voting for.
If you include budgets, stand alone bills and riders, it's in the dozens. Luckily the Senate Dems have stopped them under cloture.
Pretty much an article each day proclaiming the intention of some folks, most of whom are Republicans. Here is today's feature.
http://www.spokesman.com/blogs/bois...eliks-new-federal-lands-transfer-corporation/
Can provide hundreds more of these links, if anyone still has doubts as to who wants to take public lands from the American citizens.
Oh, and here is yesterday's feature.
http://www.oregonlive.com/politics/index.ssf/2015/08/oregon_land_board_holding_out.html
The fringe element of the Republican Party is hell bent on taking these lands from Americans. Unfortunately, too few of the normal Republicans are willing to stand up and call out the stupidity of the idea. Cruz is just one of many in his group riding the Tea Party Love Train to the Promised Land.
Which bills that passed the House or Senate contained a land transfer?
It just hasn't happened yet because of too much opposition. If the Republicans didn't really want this to happen, why would they keep introducing legislation for it?
You just keep your head buried in the sand and ignore the facts?
Political parties don't introduce legislation.
Now you're arguing semantics. Political party affiliates, aka, members of Congress, introduce legisilation and attach riders.
The dems want to keep everyone off the public lands.
Now you're arguing semantics. Political party affiliates, aka, members of Congress, introduce legisilation and attach riders.
Let's rephrase this, if Republicans didn't want this to happen, why don't Republican Congressmen and women speak out actively against this?