Friday, March 27, 2009

Reprobate JOHN LUIGI MICA Votes NO ont Expanding National Parks, Won't Comment on St. Augustine National Historical Park, Seashore and Coastal Highway

Reprobate JOHN LUIGI MICA Votes NO ont Expanding National Parks, Won't Comment on St. Augustine National Historical Park, Seashore and Coastal Highway

Controversial Congressman JOHN LUIGI MICA voted NO on H.R.146: http://clerk.house.gov/evs/2009/roll153.xml

The House passed the Omnibus Public Land Management Act of 2009 by a vote of 285-140. But of course, as the true economist rouality and loyalist to the Party of NO, JOHN LUIGI MICA voted NO.

"After nearly a decade during which our parks were taken for granted and our range lands were scarred by a spider-web of roads and (drilling) well pads," the bill "represents a new dawn for America's heritage and American values," said Rep. Nick Rahall, D-W.Va., chairman of the House Natural Resources Committee.

JOHN LUIGI MICA voted NO to protecting two million acres of wilderness in nine states: California, Colorado, Idaho, New Mexico, Michigan, Oregon, Utah, Virginia, and West Virginia.

JOHN LUIGI MICA voted NO to protecting more than 270,000 acres along more than 1,000 miles of rivers in Oregon, California, Idaho, Arizona, Wyoming, and Massachusetts,

JOHN LUIGI MICA voted NO to adding 2,800 miles of new hiking trails in public lands.

JOHN LUIGI MICA has never responded to the proposed St. Augustine National Historical Park, Seashore and Scenic Coastal Highway. All he wants to do is build a brand new visitor center for $10 million. He doesn't give a hoot in Hades about S.t Augustine and St. Johns County and our destroyed tourist economy, in shreds because of the twin perils of Corporate Greed on Wall Street and Corporate Greed in St. Johns County, which is destroying our beaches, marshes, vistas and way of life -- destroying the reasons why tourists want to spend time here in the first place.

JOHN LUIGI MICA is the Abominable No Man.

It's time for the Abominable No Man to GO!

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