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0rganism

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5. Is there a way to track down which legislator(s) were responsible for introducing this atrocity?

Reply to jeffreyi (Original post)

Mon Jun 16, 2025, 03:34 AM

Jun 16

I suppose there might be committee records which show the introduction of various amendments. It would be interesting to attach names to the public places now being sold off to resource extractors.

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Now this is upsetting. Our public lands proposed for sale. [View all] jeffreyi Jun 16 OP

The proposal is absolutely insane and breaks many laws and precedents. nt PufPuf23 Jun 16 #1

Once again, old news. markodochartaigh Jun 16 #2

"Old news"? TommyT139 Jun 16 #6

Thank you for bringing this to my attention. Qutzupalotl Jun 16 #3

TY Cha Jun 16 #4

Is there a way to track down which legislator(s) were responsible for introducing this atrocity? 0rganism Jun 16 #5

I believe rebub Sen. Mike Lee of Utah is the ramrod this time around. yonder Jun 16 #7

Thanks! I'm not surprised, just perpetually disappointed. 0rganism Jun 16 #8

Time for more letters and phone calls. yellow dahlia Jun 16 #10

I'm thinking we should make commemorative plaques to mount near what used to be forest or park entrances 0rganism Jun 16 #11

y'all gotta watch this...been preachin' it for years: ret5hd Jun 16 #9