No picture I have seen paints a more vivid case for returning to these sound and proven forest management practices than an aerial photo of the Fraser Experimental Forest in Colorado a few years ago that is often called the Red Hand of Death.
Highlighting the consequences of neglecting forest management through a specific example.
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Not because of a lack of resources, but because the laws that have been adopted in the 1970s make it cost prohibitive.
The Federal forests are absolutely decrepit. Again, one quarter of them destroyed. Yet, we lose money.
One of the obvious and most frightening aspects of this open border is the migration of the most violent gangs in the world.
My greatest fear is that we could face a coordinated terrorist attack from elements among the millions who have entered this country illegally over the last three years.
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