We want to protect our waterways, which is the source of so much enjoyment and satisfaction and commerce in our state and all across the country, but at the same time we want to protect private property rights and development as well.
Tom Cotton: “We want to protect our waterways, which is the source of so much enjoyment and satisfaction and commerce in our state…”
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Tom Cotton advocates for balancing conservation with property rights and development.
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