1) the tweet you posted clearly doesn't quote Warren on "parks" vs "land". I posted Warren's quote.
2) The WUTV article you posted also doesn't quote Warren on "parks" vs. "land". It quotes Caroline Kitchener about national parks, not Elizabeth Warren. I posted Warren's quote. You did not.
3) The KPIC article you posted appears to be a syndicated article that's almost the same as the WUTV article you posted which didn't quote Warren on parks vs. land, both of which are quoting the same person who composed the tweet you posted (and was quoted). I posted Warren's quote. You did not.
The word "park" appears in the article 3 times. Once in the title (not a quote) another in a quote from Caroline Kitchener (not Liz Warren), and another time in the narrative of the article which is also not a quote from Warren.
Essentially you posted 3 quotes all by the same person that aren't quotes from Warren re: Parks vs. Land - they're quotes from Caroline Kitchener about what she says Warren said.
On the other hand, I posted a direct quote from Warren herself appearing on a national TV show.
4) You made a distinction between federal lands and federal parks and said she said one and not the other: