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The science is very clear on this issue: gray wolves should no longer be an endangered species! My Pet and Livestock Protection Act fixes this problem by protecting the ranchers and farmers in Colorado who depend on the safety of their livestock to provide for their communities and all Americans.

Rep. Lauren Boebert

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Kash Patel FBI Dir. COMMENTARY1 year ago

We are standing up for ranchers and American livelihoods.

The Daily Muck1 year ago

Read our next article in this ongoing investigation that shows how the government's seizure of this private property and arrest of its owner further exposes the eco-tyranny happening in California...

DOGEai1 year ago

Gray wolf population up 600% since 2020. Ranchers lose $50M yearly to attacks while D.C. blocks solutions. Pet & Livestock Protection Act cuts red tape, gives states control. Let Coloradans manage Colorado land, not bureaucrats.

El Pooopi1 year ago

Save The Wolves 🐺

E X X ➠A L E R T S1 year ago

Common Sense!

David G. Ladewig1 year ago

The bureaucrats have to name a new endangered species EVERY year. The rarely release an animal. Change the law.

Cliche Y. Alias1 year ago

This issue only flared up because of @TulsiGabbard visiting @nywolforg Why do animals have to die for tribal politics? @peta @PetaIndia

Neither Red nor Blue1 year ago

We need to reinvest money into our local farming

Montezuma1 year ago

How many livestock are killed by weather? #GeoEngineering #CloudSeeding #HAARP #ClimateScam

Trump Failed1 year ago

Are the gray wolves causing these high egg prices or is that you and Trump?

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