These bills would legislatively delist the species we are talking about--the gray wolf and grizzly bear.
These bills ignore science, rather than trust it.
Those who would say that this law is perfect are wrong.
We will have discussions about how to make this law work better.
Enacting these bills would indeed undermine the successful recovery of these species and the rule of law.
Any law can be improved, and that is what we are about.
I believe that a properly funded and authorized Office of Mountains, Deserts, and Plains can make meaningful progress on...
The sheer hubris of these bills is impressive.
The gray wolves are more popular than some of the politicians that want to delist them.
That really is the question of this. When is enough, enough?
I thought it was humorous when my friend, the Ranking Member Nadler, talked about the radicalist Supreme Court because h...
I want to tell you that that is certainly antithetical to the Constitution of the United States and the separation of po...
Congress has no business listing or delisting species.
But let's be honest. We all know the needs still far outpace available resources.
I wouldn't want this committee, which I sit on, to be in a vacuum and not realize the serious, serious concerns that the...
