Well, here we are with stringent economic measures needed to be taken, and we are spending $230,000 to put radio collars on bighorn sheep, and maybe we need to put radio collars on bighorn sheep, but to call that a mitigation of the environmental impact of the border fence obviously is a great stretch of the imagination.
John McCain: “Well, here we are with stringent economic measures needed to be taken, and we are spending $230,000 to put radio collars…”
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McCain criticizes spending on environmental projects amid economic concerns.
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