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STOP HR 6939 FROM BECOMING LAW

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Debra A Gibson
7 years ago

Cheney is a traitor and should have been treated as such.

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Robert Strayer
7 years ago

I oppose this bill! This is another give away to the minerals industry at the expense of the environment and those who value and enjoy it.

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Chet BR
7 years ago

And the “leader” claims he wants “clean air and clean water...crystal clear water”. He spouts out his arse, this is not how you get there.

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Kristin kearns
7 years ago

There's nothing sacred to this administration

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Michael Grasseschi
7 years ago

Please Cheney, your republican roots in attempting to giving away public land to private enterprise is showing... why are you doing this? THE PUBLIC OWNS THIS land and therefore must have a say in how it is used and protected. Simple as that. Dont hide.

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Nancy A Olson
7 years ago

Keep federal lands protected from mineral extraction development.

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Maria Katherman
7 years ago

A clear land grab by extractive industry, for extractive industry and of extractive industry. And yet 60% of Wyoming people just can't resist an "R" & vote for that fishing license scofflaw Virginian corporate tool in a bleach blond wig!

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Charles Beall
7 years ago

As a native of Wyoming, I am appalled by the notion of stripping protections for our public lands and developing them without regard for their intrinsic value as lands held in public trust for future generations. The notion that these public lands should not be protected is a short sighted, reckless and devastatingly misguided attempt to desecrate lands that should be preserved for those generations who will follow us. We should not deny their right to have such protected places to enjoy, preserve and respect. It is time to stand up for the protection of our national treasures... the land we all own together. This legislation should not be allowed to move forward without the informed consent of all Americans. It is an ill conceived, and dangerous precedent to strip protections for lands held in the public trust without allowing the citizenry the chance to voice their opinion on the idea. This must not be the way we proceed forward.

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Jimbo Buickerood
7 years ago

...wondering which lobbyist coined the bill's title - coal, oil, gas, nuke, hardrock, or?

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Joni Miller
7 years ago

Keep our public lands as us

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Mary Greenblatt
7 years ago

We have to protect these lands for future generations. This is our responsibility as stewards of the land. We have to come together as a society before it is to late.

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Courtney E Warren
7 years ago

This is outrageous.

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Tyler Bennett
7 years ago

Keep our wild places WILD!

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Lise Brown
7 years ago

Destroying public lands will impact tourist industry. Wyoming will lose money in the State. Many people like me coming to WY because of the natural assets we encounter there.

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BabetteOry
7 years ago

Please leave this land be free from intrusion,let it have a few visitors, and keep pristine

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Bob McDowell
7 years ago

These lands are too valuable to humanity and nature to just universally take away their protections. This legislative proposal does not consider these values.

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Jennifer Williams
7 years ago

This is a land grab. The wildlife will suffer

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Brian Connely
7 years ago

Myself, My Children, My Wife and Hopefully My Grandchildren learned how to Live, Love, Explore, Find Peace of Mind and Love of Place, how to Solve Problems, Become good Citizens and be self-reliant in these places. They MUST remain protected...my Grandson Demands it. He doesn't care How much Money the Texans will make of of its exploitation!

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Rick Dare
7 years ago

Wild Wyoming lands are an essential part of our state’s recreational and economic future. Preserve and protect them from corporate carpet bagging legislators!

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Rowena Manuel
7 years ago

I am not for opening up BLM and the National Forest areas. I am against Cheney's bill!!