The Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act 1991 1992 Environme
The Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act 1991 1992 Environme
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Chall: But Miller had always been a sort of thorn in the side of a lot of agriculture people- Graff: Yes. Senators like [Jake] Garn of Utah, who retired after the '92 102nd Congress, wanted central Utah reformulation badly, and Miller essentially said to those senators, "The price of your getting that is my getting what I want in California. " The big 46 difference, really, is that the price of reform, the price of the other western states getting what they wanted, changed from '90, when it was... broad-based rec reform applicable to the West as a whole, to a particular package of reforms limited to California.
And of course, with Wilson having left the Senate and an appointed incumbent, who was running for reelection, [John] Seymour, being his replacement, and with [Alan] Cranston having essentially given his proxy to Bradley, the dynamics were very different in '92 than they were in '90, where Wilson had considerably more power, even though he was a lame duck. Seymour ultimately had no allies when it came down to the end of the session, and although he tried to filibuster and [Alfonse] D'Amato I think helped him briefly, others on his side of the aisle, notably Garn, were anxious to pass the bill so that they could get what they wanted, and they had little patience with Seymour.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chall: But Miller had always been a sort of thorn in the side of a lot of agriculture people- Graff: Yes. Senators like [Jake] Garn of Utah, who retired after the '92 102nd Congress, wanted central Utah reformulation badly, and Miller essentially said to those senators, "The price of your getting that is my getting what I want in California. " The big 46 difference, really, is that the price of reform, the price of the other western states getting what they wanted, changed from '90, when it was... broad-based rec reform applicable to the West as a whole, to a particular package of reforms limited to California.
And of course, with Wilson having left the Senate and an appointed incumbent, who was running for reelection, [John] Seymour, being his replacement, and with [Alan] Cranston having essentially given his proxy to Bradley, the dynamics were very different in '92 than they were in '90, where Wilson had considerably more power, even though he was a lame duck. Seymour ultimately had no allies when it came down to the end of the session, and although he tried to filibuster and [Alfonse] D'Amato I think helped him briefly, others on his side of the aisle, notably Garn, were anxious to pass the bill so that they could get what they wanted, and they had little patience with Seymour.
What to read after The Passage of the Central Valley Project Improvement Act 1991 1992 Environme?
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