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Press ReleaseNeutral2026-07-02

Pacific Legal on Armstrong’s Permitting Bill: It’s Time to Reclaim Our Heritage as a Nation of Builders

Alan Armstrong
Alan Armstrong
ROK · Senator
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This press release from Senator Alan Armstrong (R-OK) was published on 2026-07-02 and titled "Pacific Legal on Armstrong’s Permitting Bill: It’s Time to Reclaim Our Heritage as a Nation of Builders".

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Pacific Legal on Armstrong’s Permitting Bill: It’s Time to Reclaim Our Heritage as a Nation of Builders

A Simple Way To Cure America s Self-Inflicted Infrastructure ParalysisBy: Josh T. Smith, John NagleRead it online here. Today, building the infrastructure necessary to maintain America s prosperity often requires navigating a maze of permits, lawsuits, and regulatory delays. The power to block has systematically triumphed over the freedom to build. Yet our infrastructure paralysis is self-inflicted. [ ]
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