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" I am still worried about that supervolcano under Yellowstone Park. And, the other day, we were joking around about how what an unstable caldera needs most is some oil drilling and a good fracking. We kid, We KEEEEED. We kid because we love. Uh-oh. Haynes, who describes himself as a conservative and a scholar of the Constitution, said the U.S. government can own only 10 square miles of land, Washington, D.C., for the seat of government, as described in the U.S. Constitution under Article 1, Section 8, Clause 17. In addition to constitutional reasons, the state should own federal lands to better manage the resources -- Haynes specifically criticized the federal government&amp;#039;s management of U.S. forests -- and generate more revenue for the state, he said. &amp;quot;There are thousands of drilling permits in the federal system&amp;quot; awaiting approval, he said. Among federal lands, Haynes includes the portion of Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, Grand Teton National Park and Devils Tower National Monument. He also wants the state to own U.S. Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management lands. &amp;quot;We will manage every square inch of Wyoming,&amp;quot; he said. Vote Taylor Haynes\u2014For A Greater Crater. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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