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Email to Representative Neugebauer (TX):
Dear Rep. Neugebauer,
Congratulations on your being a part of the House
recommendations to keep significant parts of our government operating, in the
face of the 17% partial government shutdown. All of these are nice gestures, and
although some are unlikely to pass through the Democratic Senate and the
socialistic president, you have made good inroads in establishing with the
American people a better image of a caring federal government..
You also
point out that the Air Force has committed to upgrading the housing
infrastructure at Dyess Air Force Base. I agree that our Air Force families
should not be living under less than average conditions, but I hope we are
cautioned to the extent that we don't overdo. As a comparison, the American
public was previously incensed at some of the poor living conditions at some of
our penal institutions. In the course of time, that has been changed so that
prisoners now have a better lifestyle than many unpenalized US citizens.
Lastly, you say you are part of a working group seeking improvement of the Endangered Species Act (ESA). Similar to many of the laws
that Congress has passed, the Endangered Species Act was completely overdone. It
is not the responsibility of people to deprive themselves of opportunities for
development of this country's natural resources in order to avoid disturbing the
habitat of various non-human organisms. Even on the human level, we found many
years ago that the best way to handle Indian problems was to use reservations.
We did not set up a reservation wherever an Indian tribe happened to be. In many
cases, the Indians were moved to reservations almost 1000 miles away from their
original habitat. We can obviously do the same thing with prairie chickens,
polar bears, snail darters, and the like. Let's get the Endangered Species Act
back on a practical course and not cater to environmental groups, who are now so
constituted as to be political forces promoting replacement of our republic form
of government with socialism.
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