Full-text search across every press release in the archive. Matches the title and body, with English stemming, “vote” catches “voted” and “voting.”
8 results for “pearce” · Senate · New Mexico
statement after voting against the confirmation of Steve Pearce as the Director of the Bureau of Land Management … Land Management. While serving in Congress, Mr. Pearce opposed protections for the Organ Mountains–Desert Peaks National Monument
Senate’s confirmation of former Congressman Steve Pearce to lead the Bureau of Land Management … strongly disagreed with Congressman Pearce’s past opposition to national monument designations and support for public land sell
Heinrich: “And while Congressman Pearce has said that his past actions opposing national monument designations and calling … Committee, voted no on advancing former Congressman Steve Pearce’s nomination for the Director of the Bureau
Republicans and nine Democrats, to vote on Pearce’s nomination Wednesday U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich on Monday announced … would vote against former New Mexico Congressman Steve Pearce to run the federal Bureau of Land Management. President
released the following statement opposing former Congressman Steve Pearce’s nomination to lead the Bureau of Land Management … have known Congressman Pearce a long time. And while I appreciate his testimony before the Energy and Natural
Land Management, former New Mexican Congressman Steve Pearce. As an elected official, Steve Pearce pushed to sell … future generations as well.” On BLM Director Nominee Pearce, he continued, “Unfortunately, many of the positions [Pearce
Democrats secured key commitments from former Congressman Steve Pearce, President Trump’s pick to lead the Bureau … answers to the Democratic Senators’ questions, Pearce acknowledged he could not sell a large amount of public lands
Trump’snominationof former New Mexico Republican Congressman Steve Pearce to lead the federal Bureau of Land Management … attempts to sell off public lands. If confirmed, Pearce, whofoundedan oilfield services company before entering the political arena