As Congress and the White House continue to battle over a
resolution to the government shutdown, TPAC believes they will come to a
short-term resolution (sometime on Wednesday).
Political pressure continues to mount from a public that is disgusted
with the whole mess including families who have had to cancel vacations to
lands managed by the FS, BLM, or NPS.
The San Diego-based Bike Week Radio interviewed me on
October 13, 2013 regarding the shutdown’s impact to OHV recreation. The show is hosted by icons of the motorcycle
industry and having them set aside some time to discuss off-road politics highlights
just how much of an impact this closure is having on the recreation electorate.
If you have time, TPAC encourages you to listen to the
show as the following topics were discussed: arbitrary nature of closures,
casual users impacted, lack of closure-related information from agencies,
permitted events and volunteer cleanups cancelled or postponed, impacts also to
non-motorized user groups, need for Congress to reform the Anti-Deficiency Act,
and importance of OHV voters to get involved in the 2014 midterm election.
Don Amador Bike Week Radio (Show # 70) interview is from
27:51 – 35:03
http://www.bikeweekradioshow.com/sounds/BWRSwk70.html
For those of you who are new supporters of TPAC, we will
include a link from a Cycle News article about why OHV recreationists need to “Get
into the Game.”
Cycle News “Get into the Game” Article
http://cyclenews.coverleaf.com/cyclenews/20111115#pg19
As we stated in the interview, the 2014 midterm elections
are coming up next year and TPAC plans to continue our efforts to elect
pro-trail candidates to the U.S. House of Representatives and the U.S.
Senate. If the shutdown cancelled your
trip to an OHV event or impacted a family camping trip, feel free to make a “protest”
donation to our 2014 midterm effort.
TPAC – Here is my “Protest” Donation
http://www.thetrailpac.com/donate.html
Thanks again for being engaged in the political process.
Don
Don Amador, Founder
The Trail PACwww.thetrailpac.com
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Paid for and Authorized by The Trail PAC
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