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Friday, March 10, 2017
The New Interior Secretary Wore Reagan Socks to a Congressional Hearing
By Josh Billinson
From his patriotic Christmas card to triumphantly arriving at the Department of the Interior on horseback,
Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke's unique personality is always on
display. And in true Ryan Zinke fashion, the secretary did not
disappoint during his testimony at a seemingly routine Senate Indian
Affairs Committee hearing. During a wide-ranging hearing,
Secretary Zinke briefly covered some of the issues that will be
prioritized by the Bureau of Indian Affairs under his leadership. Zinke
discussed a desire to work closely with Native American governments to
address issues with schools on reservations that are overseen by the
bureau. Nothing about the hearing stuck out as out of the ordinary, but something about the secretary's clothing choice sure did. But below the desk he sat at, Zinke's clothing choice revealed
something else entirely. Yes, Secretary Zinke's socks were emblazoned
with the portrait of America's 40th president, Ronald Reagan...more
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