At these hearings, I have often been reminded of Eric Hoffer's line that every great cause becomes a movement that becomes a business that becomes a racket. And that might be making the environmental attorneys rich, but it is killing our forests.
McClintock criticizes environmental litigation's impact on forests and suggests it benefits attorneys financially.
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And we agree that about a quarter of those forests have now been destroyed by these policies.
I fear a coordinated attack at multiple targets at the same hour, the same day, leaving thousands of dead Americans all across the country, and I am afraid that this day is coming.
What really frightens me is what happens to our country when Trump--if Trump narrowly loses the election and the case is then overturned and repudiated and exposed by the higher courts. That could tear our country apart.
When this failed, they continued to pursue it to undermine the Trump Administration, question legitimacy of the election, and shook this country apart for more than two years before the lie was finally fully exposed to the public thanks to…
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