I am a believer that the facts set us free.
I find it very interesting that you like to cherry-pick.
These organizations have subverted well-intentioned policy.
It is not good enough just to allow this to occur and just say, well, these are fundamentally flawed.
A less than 3 percent recovery rate for endangered species is anything but the mark of a successful law.
In the 45 years since its enactment, less than 2 percent of species have recovered enough to warrant removal from the list of endangered and...
I think that this bill is important in that regard, because it shows you a real time evaluation of success.
The problem is the process is being abused.
What we want are sensible regulations.
Not recognizing this reality is diplomatic malpractice.
The American interest, the interest of peace and security more generally, militates in favor of it remaining in Israeli hands.