Here's the man who knows what Reagan would do

By RON ARNOLD | NOVEMBER 7, 2013

 Environmentalists want a Utopian world where they don’t use anything and deprive everyone else of affordable energy so they can’t use anything.  That barbed sentiment comes from a veteran of the Big Green power wars during President Ronald Reagan's administration: William Perry Pendley.  He's better known these days as Mountain States Legal Foundation's outspoken and ground-breaking president - his landmark Supreme Court win in the Adarand v. Pena civil rights case was called a “legal earthquake” by Time magazine.

 His four books have established him as the go-to authority on natural resource politics and law.  Pendley earned his stripes not only as a reconnaissance navigator in the U.S. Marine Corps' Phantom II jet fighters, but also in the Department of the Interior as deputy assistant secretary of energy and minerals during the Reagan years…..To Read More…..