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Jay Obernolte discusses forest management act and AI policy initiatives

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representing California's 23rd Congressional District | Official U.S. House headshot

representing California's 23rd Congressional District | Official U.S. House headshot

Rep. Jay Obernolte, a member of the U.S. Congress representing California's 23rd district, has recently shared his views on several key legislative and policy issues through social media posts. These tweets reflect his involvement in forest management, artificial intelligence development, and opposition to certain land designations.

On January 23, 2025, Rep. Obernolte expressed support for the Proven Forest Management Act by stating "I’m proud to cosponsor the Proven Forest Management Act, which will give land managers the ability to better manage our public lands. With the devastation caused by recent LA wildfires, this bill’s focus on reducing forest fuels and streamlining coordination will help prevent..." This initiative aims to address wildfire risks through improved land management practices.

Later that day, he acknowledged President Trump's emphasis on artificial intelligence as a national priority with "I commend President Trump for making the development and deployment of artificial intelligence a top priority for the United States. Advancing AI technology is critical for maintaining our nation's global leadership and ensuring our economic and national security. I’m looking..." Obernolte highlights AI's importance for economic and security reasons.

On January 24, 2025, Obernolte voiced concerns regarding a proposed environmental designation in Northern California: "I’ve joined my colleagues in a letter urging the Administration to oppose the proposed Range of Light National Monument in Northern California. This designation would have serious detrimental impacts on both the economies of local communities and the management of our public..." He argues that such measures could negatively affect local economies and public land management.

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