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EPISODE · Jun 19, 2025 · 36 MIN

EP 504: Protecting Public Lands - A Conservative Perspective (ft. Braxton McCoy + Patrick Payne)

from District of Conservation · host Gabriella Hoffman

In Episode 504 of District of Conservation, Gabriella is joined by author Braxton McCoy and his Rocky Mountain Radio cohost, Patrick Payne, about the Senate reconciliation provision to sell upwards of 3 million public land acres. The House provision was removed from the final bill, so the same fate could befall the Senate version. But there's still grave concern about this proposal. The guys explain what the plan entails: if it will fix the debt and deficit, if "affordable housing" label is a Trojan horse for selling them, if states are better land managers, why conservatives should care about public lands, why rewilding and overdevelopment are extreme views, and why you can support public and private lands. Tune in to learn more!SHOW NOTESFollow & Subscribe to Rocky Mountain Radio PodcastFollow Braxton and Patrick on X/TwitterEastman's: Three Million Acres For SaleSelling Public Lands to Fix the Housing Crisis Is a Lie, Don't Believe ItHOWL for Wildlife: Keep It Public

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