On the recordMay 18, 2015
It reminds me of the Vietnam War maxim, 'We have to destroy these habitats to save them,' and that is exactly what these policies have done.
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congress.govIt reminds me of the Vietnam War maxim, 'We have to destroy these habitats to save them,' and that is exactly what these policies have done.
McClintock compares ineffective habitat policies to a misguided military strategy.
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