The African Elephant Conservation Act of 1988 was truly a bipartisan piece of legislation cosponsored by Tony Beilenson, a liberal Democrat from California, and me, a conservative Republican from Texas.
Jack Fields: “The African Elephant Conservation Act of 1988 was truly a bipartisan piece of legislation cosponsored by Tony Beilenson…”
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Fields highlights the bipartisan nature of the elephant conservation legislation.
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I encourage you to get as much information as you can from our government, from international entities and come forward with a bipartisan collaborative process that really does work.
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