These exorbitant payouts--funded by the American Taxpayer--only impede efforts to achieve the common goal of protecting ...
I want our colleagues on that side of the dais to know we are reaching across the aisle to ask for your help and support...
We support efforts such as the Endangered Species Litigation Reasonableness Act (H.R. 3131) by Representative Huizenga t...
Let's show taxpayers we respect their hard work by respecting their taxes.
This bill seeks to correct the current Endangered Species Act anomaly that incentivizes attorneys to spend time in court...
H.R. 3131, the Endangered Species Litigation Reasonableness Act, reforms the ESA litigation process while enhancing wild...
I strongly believe that this straightforward legislation is a much-needed common-sense update to the ESA.
For too long, litigating attorneys representing non-governmental entities have taken advantage of the Endangered Species...
Rather than taxpayer dollars lining the pockets of trial attorneys or special interest groups that have made a business ...
I encourage you to review their recommendations and incorporate them in future legislation as you continue your work on ...
I can attest it does need reform.
Thank you Chairman Bishop, Ranking Member Grijalva, and members of the Committee for holding this hearing on much needed...
Quite simply, this bill seeks to correct the current Endangered Species Act anomaly that incentivizes attorneys to spend...
My statement today is in support of common-sense legislation that makes the Endangered Species Act consistent with curre...
In times of tight fiscal budgets and escalating national debt, taxpayer dollars should be prioritized for the protection...
when it comes to safe drinking water in America it is not a partisan issue, it is not an administration issue.
I certainly appreciate your strong commitment as a Commissioner to maintaining a free, open, and fair Internet.
Allowing established corporations to prioritize their services or slow down their competitors I believe would put the sm...
