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- Bill Clinton, EPA, Fish and Wildlife, Dept. of Interior are the hunters. Farmer, Rancher, Logger, Miner is the game. 1
- Interior Department James Watt dribbles State Department Israel policy football to woodshed. 1
- Interior Secretary Babbitt and President Clinton are busy putting up fences. Bush's Interior Secretary Norton is taking out fence cutters. Uh-oh! 1
- Panel 1. President Obama, donning his Superman goggles says they (the EPA and Interior Department) will now focus like a laser on jobs. Panel 2. The large picture shows they will focus on creating GOVERNMENT jobs and blowing away private sector jobs. 1
- President Obama and his energy team are treating Uncle Sam's sick economy with big government spending leeches and more regulations. Obama wants Sam to get that energy starved "Gaunt European look." 1
- The old, wise sage who lives in a cave, who likes to give utopian, "Save the planet" ideas to seekers of truth, gets a wake up call when President Ronald Reagan taps James Watt to be his Secretary of Interior. Watt is looking for oil in this country. 1
- Trees in Wilderness area breath a sigh of relief as Interior Director James Watt diverts his path. 1
- When you look at how the Interior Department manages their own land (like near our cabin in South Fork) one wonders how they get put in charge of telling us how to manage our land. 1
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