I think Bill Goode hits the nail squarely on the head:
From his facebook post
Bill Goode shared a link.
Yesterday at 12:07am
It seems to me that Zinke is not aware that ranchers do in fact graze their cattle on public lands. I feel he needs to be reminded of this fact. All Trump and Zinke talk about in relation to public lands is energy and recreation. They never talk about ranching, which does in fact utilize substantially more public land than energy.
"Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke says the executive order President Trump will sign Wednesday won’t jeopardize monuments or public lands for the purposes of developing oil, gas, coal, drilling.
"Zinke briefed reporters on the “Review of Designations under the Antiquities Act,” which Mr. Trump will sign Wednesday in his office at the Department of Interior. The act will direct Zinke to review prior monument designations and suggest modifications to the monuments during the period stretching from Jan. 1, 1996 to now. The monuments bookending that period are the Grand Staircase-Escalante in Utah and the Bear Ears Inter Tribal Coalition, both in Utah, both declared monuments by Democratic presidents."
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Interior secretary says executive order won't jeopardize public lands - News 12 Now
President Trump’s executive order review will not include culture monuments like the Stonewall Inn, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said. Photo by Spencer…
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Jolene Kniffing Whatever they are doing is unconstitutional and against God. The land belongs to God who has given the land to the people for their use and benefit, not their corrupt government representatives. God is over all and our judge. If you are going against God, you will suffer the consequences unless you repent and do right.
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Vickey Gray The key is 1996, this is when the executive branch took over and denied state rights. Executive order # 12898, then set up environmental law, that has no congressional regulation or oversight. It is at the whims of the executive branch.
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