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As the Biden administration’s nominees for bureaucratic office continue to go through Senate confirmations, the nominee for the head of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Tracy Stone-Manning, has come under fire for collaborating with eco-terrorists in 1993.
Although she was granted legal immunity for testimony, her former roommate and co-conspirator was sentenced to 17 months in prison for putting metal spikes in trees with the intention of breaking the saws or harming the saw operators. As a result of her controversial partisan past, questions abound as to the legitimacy and qualifications of Tracy Stone-Manning serving as the director of the Bureau of Land Management.
The Big Picture
Tracy Stone-Manning represents yet another of the Biden administration’s nominees with a questionable past. Not only does Tracy Stone-Manning’s nomination represent a stark contrast to the Trump administration’s focus on the importance of oil and gas companies to the economy, she also represents a shaky face to lead an already failing land bureau. Over the last four years, the bureau has lost almost 300 employees as a result of retirement, resignation, and mainly a relocation of its headquarters from Washington, D.C. to Grand Junction, Colorado.
The Details
Who is Tracy Stone-Manning?
The importance of the Bureau of Land Management:
Why It Matters
Due to Tracy Stone-Manning’s questionable and partisan past, her nomination represents yet another attempt from the Biden administration of putting an unqualified and inane individual in a position of power that only serves to increase the size of government.