TeaBaggers have been DEMANDING for years that WH allow fracking companies to lease public lands.

GOP voter base and teabaggers have been turning against landowners and their rights in GOP run states where the Koch Brothers want landowners to be FORCED to allow fracking.

LOL at the NWO Republicans and their TeaBagger water carriers whining about fracking on public lands in Nevada.

They don't care about Koch Brothers and other corporate frackers and the NWO Republican governors taking away even PRIVATE landowners' rights, so, why do they pretend to care about this fracking lease on public lands?

I have been against ALL fracking on public and private lands. The tea baggers working for Koch Industries and their interests against private landowners and now pretending to be outraged for the very leasing of public lands they were demanding up until a few days ago is just pure hypocrisy.

There was NO outrage from tea baggers over NCGOP's attacks on landowners.

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2013/08/28/4271195/officials-ok-rule-to-force-fracking.html#.U0f5EznpfmI

Officials OK rule to force fracking on NC landowners

RALEIGH North Carolina landowners would be forced to sell the natural gas under their homes and farms – whether they want to or not – under a fracking recommendation approved Wednesday that’s expected to be enacted by the state legislature this fall.

The proposal by a state study group endorses a rarely used 1945 law that’s never been tried here on the kind of scale that would be required for shale gas exploration, or fracking. Thousands of property owners could potentially be affected in the state’s gas-rich midsection in Lee, Moore and Chatham counties.

The recommendation, dealing with one of the most emotional fracking issues, bypasses the N.C. Mining and Energy Commission, which holds regular public hearings on protecting the public and safeguarding the environment, and goes directly to the legislature.

“We are talking about a for-profit industry taking away personal freedoms with the blessing of the government,” Therese Vick, a community activist with the Blue Ridge Environmental Defense League, told the Compulsory Pooling Study Group. “Personal freedoms are seldom on the radar when the gas companies come to town.”

The panel does include four members of the Mining and Energy Commission, some of whom were deeply conflicted.
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