Building the Sierra Clubs National Lobbying Program Oral History Transcript
Building the Sierra Clubs National Lobbying Program Oral History Transcript
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It was too much. They were fearful, and they were afraid. That was part of it. The other part of it was that they didn t like us basically, then. We were the Sierra Club; it was the new, aggressive, brash kid on the block coming in. It may have been partly personal style. I don t know in retrospect. Lloyd Tupling, my predecessor, was a nice, sweet, older guy that everybody knew and loved and respected, a very good lobbyist, too, but he wasn t very aggressive, and he wasn t very out front on man...y things and even though the club was hard charging, the image was Lage: The image back here might have been different.
Evans: Yes, the image back here was very, very different. I was sort of the young kid coming in fron the Northwest. This gets into rela tions with other groups, but we may as well leave it in because it all is tied into together.
Lage: That s right, rather than talking about it separately.
156 Evans: There has always been sort of a right wing and a left wing to the movement, just for descriptive purposes only, and we were certainly considered to be very much in the left wing then and Friends of the Earth only a little bit further to the left than we were.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was too much. They were fearful, and they were afraid. That was part of it. The other part of it was that they didn t like us basically, then. We were the Sierra Club; it was the new, aggressive, brash kid on the block coming in. It may have been partly personal style. I don t know in retrospect. Lloyd Tupling, my predecessor, was a nice, sweet, older guy that everybody knew and loved and respected, a very good lobbyist, too, but he wasn t very aggressive, and he wasn t very out front on man...y things and even though the club was hard charging, the image was Lage: The image back here might have been different.
Evans: Yes, the image back here was very, very different. I was sort of the young kid coming in fron the Northwest. This gets into rela tions with other groups, but we may as well leave it in because it all is tied into together.
Lage: That s right, rather than talking about it separately.
156 Evans: There has always been sort of a right wing and a left wing to the movement, just for descriptive purposes only, and we were certainly considered to be very much in the left wing then and Friends of the Earth only a little bit further to the left than we were.
What to read after Building the Sierra Clubs National Lobbying Program Oral History Transcript?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bancroft Library Regional Oral History Office to read onlineMoreLess
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