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TexasBushwhacker

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Sun Feb 19, 2017, 07:45 PM Feb 2017

Congress Advances Legislation to Kill Wolves, Bears in Alaska

All so they can have more moose and elk to hunt.

http://www.biologicaldiversity.org/news/press_releases/2017/predators-02-16-2017.php

"Rolling back protections for predators defies everything wildlife refuges stand for,” said Emily Jeffers, an attorney with the Center for Biological Diversity. “Refuges are places where we celebrate biological diversity, not where wolves and bears are inhumanely killed for no good reason. It’s an outrage that Congress would revoke rules that stop the senseless slaughter of predators, heedless of the important role these animals play in healthy ecosystems.”

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Congress Advances Legislation to Kill Wolves, Bears in Alaska (Original Post) TexasBushwhacker Feb 2017 OP
Somewhere in Alaska MontanaMama Feb 2017 #1
republiCON members of Congress are all mentally ill. democratisphere Feb 2017 #2
That's fine, as long as we send Congressional Republicans out to monitor the situation MiniMe Feb 2017 #3

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