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    1. thank fuck, though idk what he means by trying to make sure american families will be the ones buying this land lol

    2. NATO_Will_Prevail on

      Thank the lords.

      Don’t forget this morom also wrote a new bill to leave NATO. This guy’s dangerous and if you’re from Utah, you need to vote him the fuck out.

    3. As an avid backcountry recreator, thank goodness. Fuck Mike Lee for even considering it, and fuck him even more for doubling down on it through the process despite overwhelming bipartisan opposition from constituents all across the west. Our public lands are some of the greatest and most beautiful places in the world, and losing any of them is unacceptable.

    4. ThistleroseTea on

      The worst was them trying to pass it off as „housing relief“ when no one except wealthy billionaires are going to be building homes out in the wilderness, with no jobs, no roads, no utilities, no healthcare or groceries. Just 10,000 acres surrounded by electrified razor-wire fence for themselves, their security staff and their housekeepers.

      Theodore Roosevelt would be turning in his grave.

    5. peanutbutterperfume on

      They’ll keep trying to sneak it in somewhere. Don’t stop watching for a second!

    6. HurricaneRon on

      I’m super proud of everyone that spoke up on this issue. I stood beside ppl with completely different political views from my own but we were united on this issue. We all made noise and it absolutely made a difference.

    7. Blablablaballs on

      A surprising number of red state conservatives were against this. At least there’s still one thing we can agree on. 

    8. HallucinogenicFish on

      Huzzah! SOME good news at least.

      Is there a more repugnant piece of work in the entire Senate than Mike Lee?

    9. SavingsOpposite1067 on

      Some good news and to show that this country is worth fighting for . But news regarding this pile of crap has been slow.

    10. CynicalSigtyr on

      At least we’ll have public lands in which to hide away if Republicans pass this miscarriage of governance. At least we’ll have them.

      I started sarcastic but thought about Alaska, Cascadia, and Sequoia and got kind of misty-eyed. Thank goodness we can keep public lands. I feel like we can recover from other things in due time, but this one would’ve been truly abominable.

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