Tom Tiffany
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Tom Tiffany is an American politician and a member of the Republican Party, currently serving in the Wisconsin State Assembly since January 7, 2019. He represents the 35th Assembly District, which includes parts of northern Wisconsin. Tiffany has focused on issues such as economic development, natural resources, and education during his time in office. He previously served in the Wisconsin State Senate from 2016 to 2019, where he was known for his conservative stance on various legislative matters.
These laws are being abused, and they are harming more wildlife than they are doing good.
And that, folks, is why you can't say, 'Congress, throw more money at the problem.'
The wolf is in the Hotel California, and that is the Endangered Species Act. You may enter, but you may never leave.
Public lands are not just squares on a map, they are a source of tranquility, the foundation of our cultural identity, and the lifeblood of our economies.
I look forward to working with you this Congress on our shared legislative and oversight priorities.
Under the guise of conservation, 30 x 30 has supported nothing but preservationist land designations and a $1 billion slush fund.
I hope the discussion that ensues will help establish some guiding principles of Federal land management and conservation.
I urge Congress to work across the aisle and craft viable legislation to empower state, local and tribal partners to work with federal agencies to better manage our public lands and natural resources.
First of all, it is a great privilege to be able to chair the Subcommittee on Federal Lands.
Extreme environmentalists have also hijacked the word 'conservation' to promote policies straight out of the preservationist playbook.
This is an important subject, and I hope the discussion that ensues will help establish some guiding principles of Federal land management and conservation for this Subcommittee to follow.
All she has to do is look at the upper Midwest states--Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota--to see why the ESA needs to be reformed.
We tried last session to advance this stuff on a bipartisan basis. It didn't go anywhere.
You are headed for blackouts if you continue in the direction that you are with the lack of baseload power.
your U.S. Government, via the Biden Administration, is running perhaps the largest human trafficking operation in the history of the world
So, we don't have a lead agency? That is actually news to me and very unfortunate.
we are not being allowed to mine them with some of the toughest environmental regulations you will find anywhere in the world.





