I don't think anyone would claim that the ESA or any other law is perfect, but improving these laws seems to be a euphemism with some of our friends across the aisle, because so far every so-called improvement proposal I have seen involves weakening, and gutting, and reducing protections, as if we have too many of these threatening endangered species.
Huffman criticizes proposed changes to the Endangered Species Act as weakening protections.
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