Jonao, Alaska (APP) – Alaska House voted Monday in favor of President Donald Trump to request an reversal course and Keep Names Danali as the tallest peak in North America.
A week after Trump’s vote came, Your first day in the officeSigned an executive order demanding the name to return to Mount McCainley. Through his actions, the president Raised an idea He swimmer years ago – a state’s Republican US senators and many Alaska have opposed it.
Monday’s vote was 28-10, though it was given a review notice, which means that the resolution could be re-voted before sending it to the Senate.
Alaska House is led by a majority alliance, which is largely comprised of Democrats, but it includes independent and two Republicans. This resolution comes from Democrat Maxine Diber, which is Kokon Athabaskin. He said that Danali is a cocaine -athabaskin word which means “high”, but said that Denali is not just a name.
“This is a sign of history. It is a symbol of culture and a symbol of respect.
Minority Republicans tried unsuccessfully to amend the resolution to add language to express “thanks” in Trump For a separate order The purpose of drinking, mining and logging in oil and gas in the state. Some of them said that the point of view seems appropriate, in view of this, it would be the first official message that the legislature sends to the Trump administration.
Republican Republican Kevin McCeb said he believed that adding auxiliary language around the resource -related executive order would strengthen the overall purpose. “Perhaps this is the best way to unite us and unite this resolution, and to say, ‘Hey, President Trump, thank you for doing all this. Can you possibly stop changing Denali’s name?’
According to the National Park Service, in 1896, a provider dubbed Mount McCainley for Ohio’s William McCainley, who was elected president this year. Mac Canali Alaska had never gone.
This name will be officially identified by the US government until it is changed In 2015 by the Obama administration Denali to do. The change of this name reflects the traditions of Alaska’s inhabitants and many Alaska’s preference, which was influenced by a push by state leaders decades ago. In Danali National Park, 20,310 feet (6,190 meters) is safe in the mountain and clear days, can be seen from hundreds of miles away.
The Interior Department announced last week that efforts were underway to put Trump’s order to rename the name, though state leaders do not see the matter yet.
Alaska Republican Sen, Dan Sullivan, said last week that his priority was “Patriotic, strong -fetched people gave this great mountain thousands of years ago: Danali. We will continue to discuss it with the Trump administration. The Republican Government Mike Mike Donleyvi has said he hopes he will talk to the president about Mountain next month in Washington.
