How many of you would like to see coal mining at the Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument?
Trump tells us that Federal land, “belongs to all of us.” He calls for turning it over to the states.
His recent predecessors have tried to defend places like a gorgeous section of Utah called Grand Staircase-Escalante by declaring them national monuments. They did that because of a law called the Antiquities Act that Theodore Roosevelt passed. Republicans love to brag about Theodore Roosevelt, except when he was protecting the wilderness.
Can you trust your state NOT to turn your monuments over to the oil and mining industry?
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1)It's all circling around the drain. It had to end sometime. 2)If we can keep America afloat with coal mining, we've plugged the holes in the dam for another day... until the dam breaks and all hell breaks loose. Come on con. If you really are a veteran you know just how jacked up the non westernworld is, and you know all hell on Earth will break loose at any moment. Keep it real. Side: Count ME in
Time for the excon to get a lesson being your 74 years old. Federal oil and gas resources provide an important source of energy for the United States; create jobs in the oil and gas industry; and generate billions of dollars annually in revenues that are shared between federal, state, and tribal governments. Interior reported collecting over $49 billion from fiscal years 2011 through 2015 from royalties and other payments. This makes oil and gas resources one of the federal government's largest sources of nontax revenue. 2011 to 2015 wasn't Barack Obama was the president. Side: Count ME in
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And all at the time when Syria gets wasted, the gospel hits every nation, and then an attack in mass by Atheism, and finally a religious system that rivals Christianity and matches the Revelation beast system. Who would have called all that? Well, Jesus Christ would. Grab your helmet. Put on helmet. Side: Count ME in
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