Deb Haaland - Revision history

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-'''Debra Anne “Deb” Haaland''' (born December 2, 1960) also nicknamed '''Crying Deb''' was appointed and confirmed [[Commissar]] of the Interior by the [[Biden junta]] in 2021.<ref>Frazin, Rachel (March 15, 2021). [https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/543227-senate-confirms-haaland-to-lead-interior Senate confirms Haaland to lead Interior]. ''The Hill''. Retrieved March 16, 2021.</ref>
+'''Debra Anne “Deb” Haaland''' (born December 2, 1960) also nicknamed '''Crying Deb''' was appointed and confirmed Land [[Commissar]] by the [[Biden junta]] in 2021.<ref>Frazin, Rachel (March 15, 2021). [https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/543227-senate-confirms-haaland-to-lead-interior Senate confirms Haaland to lead Interior]. ''The Hill''. Retrieved March 16, 2021.</ref>
 She is the [[Democratic]] former representative of [[New Mexico]]'s 1st district. Haaland is half [[Norwegian]] and an enrolled member of the Laguna Pueblo, replacing Sen. [[Elizabeth Warren]] of [[Massachusetts]] as the first authentic [[Native American]] woman to serve in the [[U.S. Congress]].  Haaland was supported by the [[Communist Party]], the Native Organizers Alliance and the NDN Collective.<ref>https://keywiki.org/Deb_Haaland</ref>  Although unconfirmed by [[mainstream media]] fact checkers, Haaland boasts of 30 years of soberiety.<ref>https://twitter.com/debhaalandnm/status/1052733660128931843?lang=en</ref>

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-'''Debra Anne “Deb” Haaland''' (born December 2, 1960) was appointed and confirmed [[Commissar]] of the Interior by the [[Biden junta]] in 2021.<ref>Frazin, Rachel (March 15, 2021). [https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/543227-senate-confirms-haaland-to-lead-interior Senate confirms Haaland to lead Interior]. ''The Hill''. Retrieved March 16, 2021.</ref>
+'''Debra Anne “Deb” Haaland''' (born December 2, 1960) also nicknamed '''Crying Deb''' was appointed and confirmed [[Commissar]] of the Interior by the [[Biden junta]] in 2021.<ref>Frazin, Rachel (March 15, 2021). [https://thehill.com/policy/energy-environment/543227-senate-confirms-haaland-to-lead-interior Senate confirms Haaland to lead Interior]. ''The Hill''. Retrieved March 16, 2021.</ref>
 She is the [[Democratic]] former representative of [[New Mexico]]'s 1st district. Haaland is half [[Norwegian]] and an enrolled member of the Laguna Pueblo, replacing Sen. [[Elizabeth Warren]] of [[Massachusetts]] as the first authentic [[Native American]] woman to serve in the [[U.S. Congress]].  Haaland was supported by the [[Communist Party]], the Native Organizers Alliance and the NDN Collective.<ref>https://keywiki.org/Deb_Haaland</ref>  Although unconfirmed by [[mainstream media]] fact checkers, Haaland boasts of 30 years of soberiety.<ref>https://twitter.com/debhaalandnm/status/1052733660128931843?lang=en</ref>

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 :{{See also|Biden junta}}
 In December 2020 the Biden junta nominated Haaland to become [[commissar]] of the Interior. In 2020, New Mexico's oil and gas severance tax contributed 33.5% of all state spending.<ref>https://www.krwg.org/post/oil-and-natural-gas-contributed-28-billion-new-mexico-budget-fy-2020</ref>  The [[junta]]'s first actions on day one was to suspend all oil and gas leasing on public lands, devastating the New Mexico economy<ref>https://www.foxbusiness.com/energy/oil-gas-lifeblood-of-the-new-mexico-economy-energy-employee</ref>  which was already ranked as the 5th poorest state in the nation and reeling from Democrat [[coronavirus]] [[lockdown]] orders.  Haaland's job would be to oversee the destruction of her own state's economy and all oil producing states.
 ===Financial irregularities===

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 *[https://history.house.gov/People/Detail/25769805192 Profile] at ''history.house.gov
 *[https://ballotpedia.org/Debra_Haaland Debra Haaland] via ''Ballotpedia
-*[https://www.keywiki.org/Deb_Haaland Deb Haaland] via ''keywiki
+*[https://www.keywiki.org/Deb_Haaland Deb Haaland] via ''Keywiki
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