APPROPRIATIONS
GOP cardinals ready to flex their muscles
Republican appropriators last month approved funding through April 28 so they can finalize fiscal 2017 spending with Donald Trump in the White House.
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George Cahlink, E&E News reporter
Republican appropriators last month approved funding through April 28 so they can finalize fiscal 2017 spending with Donald Trump in the White House.
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DENVER — David Bernhardt grew up hiking, hunting, skiing and horseback riding on the federal lands surrounding Rifle, Colo., an oil shale boomtown that saw bleak times when energy markets collapsed.
By Michael Doyle and Jennifer Yachnin in Greenwire
Another conservative group has signed up for the crusade against the "Green New Deal," joining a growing list of GOP operatives and politicians railing against the progressive plan.
By Nick Sobczyk in Greenwire