Dear Guardian,

Donald Trump’s nominee to run the Interior Department, Congressman Ryan Zinke of Montana, is making a habit of defrauding the American people.

First Congressman Zinke defrauded the military by using public money to pay for personal trips. Most recently he voted to allow our public lands to be given away scot-free to the fossil fuel industry and other developers.

Help us fight his nomination and everything that he represents by joining Guardians today with a gift of $50, $100, $250, or more. Together we can see that the Interior Department is run by someone we trust to uphold the law and protect our land and wildlife.

Even though Zinke’s says he supports public lands, he just voted to allow the House of Representatives to support public lands transfers without considering the cost to the American people.

It’s a brazen act of accounting fraud against the American people and could allow our public lands to be privatized. We must take a stand against Zinke, Trump, and everything they both represent.

I’m asking for your support to help WildEarth Guardians:

Fight Zinke’s nomination and work with a large coalition of groups that are willing to oppose Trump’s plan to have him lead the Interior Department.

Expose Zinke’s pro-coal, pro-oil and gas, and anti-endangered species record to the American people.

Fight for wolves and other endangered species whose future would be in grave danger if Zinke becomes the Interior Secretary.

While his acts of fraud are bad enough, Zinke also wants to give away more coal to the fossil fuel industry, supports legislation to strip protections away for wolves, and wants to weaken opportunities for citizen oversight through the courts.

He’d be a disaster for our public lands, endangered wildlife, and our climate.

Please support WildEarth Guardians’ efforts with a gift of $50, $100, $250, or whatever you can afford, and help us oppose his nomination and ensure that the rule of law is followed.

In solidarity,

 

John Horning
Executive Director
WildEarth Guardians
jhorning@wildearthguardians.org