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Red State Files Major Lawsuit That Could Diminish Federal Control Of Public Lands
Utah filed a major lawsuit with the Supreme Court on Tuesday that could have major implications for federalism and the…
Read More » Biden Nominee Helped Edit Radical Paper That Gloated The Feds Were Bungling Investigation Into Tree Spiking Plot
Bureau of Land Management nominee Tracy Stone-Manning was listed as an editor on a 1991 issue of the radical Earth…
Read More »Senate Committee Splits Along Party Lines On Biden’s Land Management Nominee Amid Tree-Spiking Scandal
The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee split along party lines during a vote Thursday on President Joe Biden’s nominee…
Read More »Lead Investigator Comes Forward, Says Biden’s Nominee Was ‘Extremely Anti-Government’ And Actively Involved In 1989 Eco-Terrorism Incident
A retired criminal investigator for the Forest Service said in a letter Wednesday that President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead…
Read More »Obama’s Land Management Director Says Biden Nominee Should Be Disqualified For Her Involvement In 1989 ‘Eco-Terrorism’ Case
Former Bureau of Land Management Director Bob Abbey said President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the agency should be disqualified…
Read More »Federal Employees Want Taxpayers to Keep Their Distance
The Washington Post (WoePost to regular readers) recently had a very ominous quote. Sandra Salstrom, a lobbyist for the American…
Read More »Trump Proposes To Torch Obama’s ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ Approach To Sage Grouse Conservation
The Trump administration released plans Thursday to scale back federal greater sage grouse protections, folding in state-crafted plans and loosening…
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