BLM suicide ripples across West
By TODD WILKINSON


You have probably never heard of Marlene Braun. But I hope, after reading this, you don’t forget her.
Braun worked for the U.S. Bureau of Land Management at one of the newest and least conspicuous national monuments in the country.

She was 46 years old when she committed suicide in May, taking her own life following a rocky professional relationship with her BLM boss.

As chief overseer of the 250,000-acre Carrizo Plain National Monument in California, Braun enraged ranching interests by questioning the primacy of cows on the open public range.

Carrizo Plain, designated by Bill Clinton in the 11th hour of his presidency, was carved out of the high desert primarily as a wildlife refuge to replenish and bolster native animal and plant populations that had fallen into decline after a century of public land livestock grazing. For more accusing the BUSH ADMINISTRATION requiring LOCKSTEP KISSINGUP rather than doing what's right click

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I have personal stories about stuff like this,RUSTY

HOW MANY MORE GOVERNMENT PEOPLE WILL DIE for not sucking up?