One goal for Wyoming is to retain our young people from leaving the states, outdoor recreation is a major priority for them. We need tp protect our migration corridors also. This bill will only cause more development that benefits a few people. Please do not pass this bill.
Thanks Jerry
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Kill. Destroy. Kill. Destroy. REPEAT. THIS IS their 'great' ameriKKKa.
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Mikhailichenko Elena
7 years ago
Leave the land for people
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Sandra Gaulke
7 years ago
NO to HR 6939! Keep our public lands protected in Wyoming.
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Paula Chaney
7 years ago
Wanting to sale to the rich for private use.
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William Davidson
7 years ago
Three County Commissions in Wyoming and a handful of special interests through Rep. Cheney need to back off from stripping away the protections millions of acres of land that is irreplaceable for it wildness and historic character.
This is one of the worst bills that I have seen put forward in a long time. Anyone who is from the state of Wyoming and who cares about the state knows that this bill would do nothing but hurt the beautiful state and give people like the Cheney family more mineral wealth. We please stop this Bill!
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Kathleen Roche
7 years ago
We need to protect public land not destroy it.
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Jody
7 years ago
This bill needs public comment time and needs
To be amended.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
This bad legislation will have major impacts to our public lands. Bypassing public input is totally unacceptable! I believe Liz Cheney is not looking out for what is best for Wyo & our natural resources. She is only doing what is best for the fossil fuel industry & her donors. She does not represent the recreational, outdoor & hunting constituency. Please do what is necessary to stop this bad bill!!
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Mariah Stephens
7 years ago
There aren’t very many places in the world that are as beautiful as Wyoming—anyone who lives there or represents in Congress should know that and how important it is to keep it that way.
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Timothy McAreavey
7 years ago
While I support balanced use of public land, these decisions must be made with appropriate input from stakeholders and transparency.
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Toni Marosok
7 years ago
Stop this insanity!! You aren't even from Wyoming and you do not care about our beautiful planet or Wyo. There are going to be no precious places places left if you are allowed to do this!! Fossil Fuel is NOT the answer!!!!!!!! Invest in anything that isn't helping kill our planet!
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Miriam Eslinger
7 years ago
How shameful to even attempt to roll back those protections!!!
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Wilderness Study Areas are keys to understanding our unique ecosystems in the mountain West. Stop this bill, please, and the short-sighted thinking that threaten our Wyoming.
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Jora Fogg
7 years ago
I am opposed to any rollbacks in protection of public lands in WY.
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Chris Seymour
7 years ago
Not allowing the public to have any input on these actions proves they are not in the best interest of public land owners. This bill must not move forward without public input.
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Megan Mueller
7 years ago
My husband and I live in Laramie, Wyoming. Like nearly everyone in Wyoming, we enjoy all kinds of activities on our public lands. These lands belong to the public and it's not right to move this bill that would affect our use of these lands forward without public input. This bill is deceptive and short sighted. If public input was accepted, it would become clear that people in Wyoming and across the nation value these lands and want to see them conserved.
One goal for Wyoming is to retain our young people from leaving the states, outdoor recreation is a major priority for them. We need tp protect our migration corridors also. This bill will only cause more development that benefits a few people. Please do not pass this bill. Thanks Jerry
Kill. Destroy. Kill. Destroy. REPEAT. THIS IS their 'great' ameriKKKa.
Leave the land for people
NO to HR 6939! Keep our public lands protected in Wyoming.
Wanting to sale to the rich for private use.
Three County Commissions in Wyoming and a handful of special interests through Rep. Cheney need to back off from stripping away the protections millions of acres of land that is irreplaceable for it wildness and historic character.
Do not allow any form of this HR 6939 to pass.
Stop HR 6939 our wildlife habitats keep Wyoming unique
This is one of the worst bills that I have seen put forward in a long time. Anyone who is from the state of Wyoming and who cares about the state knows that this bill would do nothing but hurt the beautiful state and give people like the Cheney family more mineral wealth. We please stop this Bill!
We need to protect public land not destroy it.
This bill needs public comment time and needs To be amended.
This bad legislation will have major impacts to our public lands. Bypassing public input is totally unacceptable! I believe Liz Cheney is not looking out for what is best for Wyo & our natural resources. She is only doing what is best for the fossil fuel industry & her donors. She does not represent the recreational, outdoor & hunting constituency. Please do what is necessary to stop this bad bill!!
There aren’t very many places in the world that are as beautiful as Wyoming—anyone who lives there or represents in Congress should know that and how important it is to keep it that way.
While I support balanced use of public land, these decisions must be made with appropriate input from stakeholders and transparency.
Stop this insanity!! You aren't even from Wyoming and you do not care about our beautiful planet or Wyo. There are going to be no precious places places left if you are allowed to do this!! Fossil Fuel is NOT the answer!!!!!!!! Invest in anything that isn't helping kill our planet!
How shameful to even attempt to roll back those protections!!!
Wilderness Study Areas are keys to understanding our unique ecosystems in the mountain West. Stop this bill, please, and the short-sighted thinking that threaten our Wyoming.
I am opposed to any rollbacks in protection of public lands in WY.
Not allowing the public to have any input on these actions proves they are not in the best interest of public land owners. This bill must not move forward without public input.
My husband and I live in Laramie, Wyoming. Like nearly everyone in Wyoming, we enjoy all kinds of activities on our public lands. These lands belong to the public and it's not right to move this bill that would affect our use of these lands forward without public input. This bill is deceptive and short sighted. If public input was accepted, it would become clear that people in Wyoming and across the nation value these lands and want to see them conserved.