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To: TideGlider who wrote (1003567)	3/3/2017 10:16:05 AM
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Trump’s team scraps Obama-era ban on lead bullets Hours after literally riding into town on a horse for his first day on the job, Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on Thursday scrapped an Obama-era ban on hunting with lead bullets on federal lands. The rule, put into place during the final days of the Obama administration, was cast as an attempt to prevent the lead poisoning of animals on all lands overseen by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. But critics — including sportsmen’s groups, gun rights organizations and a host of others at the federal and state levels — said it was designed to discourage hunting. Mr. Zinke seemed to agree, signaling that he believed the rule hindered hunting and fishing for many Americans. “Over the past eight years … hunting, and recreation enthusiasts have seen trails closed and dramatic decreases in access to public lands across the board,” Mr. Zinke said in a statement. “It worries me to think about hunting and fishing becoming activities for the land-owning elite. This package of secretarial orders will expand access for outdoor enthusiasts and also make sure the community’s voice is heard.” The order, Mr. Zinke’s first action as interior secretary after being confirmed in a bipartisan Senate vote on Wednesday, also repeals a ban on the use of fish tackle on the same lands. CONT... washingtontimes.com

To: TideGlider who wrote (1003567)	3/3/2017 10:18:43 AM
From: rdkflorida2	Respond to of 1575583

Same for Trump. They were sent a letter to save all RUSSIAN info. The point is ALL of the Clinton actions were in the public domain. Trump is hiding everything. Let's see if he get nailed for his deals with the Russian money laundering oligarchs. LOCK HIM UP!! LOL!