Their livelihood should not be held hostage by litiga- tion and anti-grazing special interest groups. I thank my colleagues, Sen- ators ENZI, CRAPO, HATCH, HELLER, RIScH, and THUNE, in supporting ranch- ing families and this legislation. Mr. President, I ask unanimous con- sent to have printed in the R

simply state that on October 5, 1991, | happened to hear part of a conversation among Judge—now Supreme Court Justice—Clarence Thomas, Senator Orrin Hatch and Senator Alan Simpson. The three were meeting informally one week after the Judiciary Committee voted, first 7-7, then 13-1, to recommend the conf

] amendment found in Senator Kyl's home state of Arizona. !°? This broad reading was explained by Senator Kyl, who, along with Senators Feinstein and Hatch, was the primary legislative sponsor of the CVRA: "The broad rights articulated in this section are meant to be rights themselves and are not intende

regulations and their effect on US energy development and the energy industry. Chairman Orrin Hatch (R-UT)} Ranking Member Ron Wyden (D-OR) Senator Hatch will continue to serve as Chairman by way of an agreement reached with Senator Grassley, who is actually more senior to Senator Hatch on the Committe

rget it,” Judge Thomas replied in his riveting sonorous tone. “They were in a barn. Except that the inside of the barn was like a theater.” Senator Hatch interjected, “Summer stock, eh? No pun intended” HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_025202 --- PAGE BREAK --- “There was a stage at one end,” Judge Thomas continued