Representative Tom McClintock, who is on another month off of work, has sent out a press release saying that he is against making certain frogs and the Yosemite Toad endangered species.
We have to ask if he is doing anything to create jobs in his district? Nothing at all like that!
It would be time better spent if you asked each supervisor what they are doing to create jobs in this county?
ReplyDeleteWhat they (bos) are doing to increase revenue to the general fund, to pedal back from the brink of bankruptcy?
Of course, Mr. McClintock is more important than that. he has to handle frogs and toads (like the tea parties) he can't waste his time creating jobs.
ReplyDeleteThey are trying to close off 2 million areas of forest land to try and save the frogs. Now that would cost a lot of jobs.
ReplyDeleteThis is forest land, not development land. This is a good thing. The wild creatures have a right to live, too, Mr. tea party!!
ReplyDeleteI think McClintock needs to go the way of Lungren. Who will run against him? Speak up now!
ReplyDeleteHow many jobs will be lost locally, if visitors to our forest
ReplyDeleteare banned from visiting them. The reduction in frog and toad populations is not a mystery. It has already been studied. By far, the two main causes are the planting of trout in mountain lakes, and a virus being spread worldwide by the African Clawed Frog.
The forest has always been a sort of life for both Man and animal from the beginning.
It's man who brought any African frogs and man who is destroying the earth. I say keep MAN away from large areas completely and maybe the natural world can regenerate. Maybe....
ReplyDeleteSpellman to the rescue. He has a suit, tie and shoes. What more is needed to be a politician?
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