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slightlv

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3. This reminds me of the selling of buildings, etc. in Flint MI.

Reply to quaint (Original post)

Fri May 9, 2025, 10:07 PM

May 9

I know it would slow him down, and so it would never be done... but as co-owners of every single monument, I believe taxpayers should be able to vote whether or not to close any particular monument. Somehow, we have to rip the ropes of power out of his hands and back into ours. Public land is there for public use; not for corporate gain (much to their everloving dissatisfaction!)

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Biden created Chuckwalla monument in the desert. Lawsuit aims to undo it. [View all] quaint May 9 OP

A "...Texas-based conservative think tank..." dchill May 9 #1

Money. quaint May 9 #2

This reminds me of the selling of buildings, etc. in Flint MI. slightlv May 9 #3

From your fingers to the universe's ears, exactly right. quaint May 10 #4