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Vitter Issues Statement on Vote Against BIA Nominee Carl Artman
 
March 6, 2007 - 

(Washington, D.C.) – U.S. Sen. David Vitter today made the following statement about his vote against the nomination of Carl Artman to be Assistant Secretary for Indian Affairs in the Department of Interior:

        “I objected to Mr. Artman’s nomination because of frustrations over the department's lack of leadership in implementing real reforms to reign in the expansion of Indian gaming and particularly off-reservation casinos.  I have long advocated for Indian gaming reforms and have offered legislation that would prohibit forum-shopping by tribes and give local communities more input into the department's decision-making process on Indian gaming. The department needs to take concrete steps to address these and other reforms needed in this process," Vitter said.

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