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Francesca_Knowl
Oct 11, 2013Explorer
monkey44 wrote:
Right, but looking at both side of the issue, the governor did it BECAUSE his state was getting killed without the revenue that parks generate, not because he wanted the parks available to the public.
IMO, the Governor did it due to pressure from the corporate interests that have infested "our" National Parks.
Mucho Moola not flowing in right now, so naturally some taxpayers are going to pony up the (EXTRA) money to get the hotels and burger joints open. Where else will next season's Campaign Contributions come from but good ol' Corporate America?
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