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Managing Editor, The I-70 Scout
Strasburg
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Activism , Film, Health, Literature , Nature, Food , Arts And Culture, Social Justice Issues
I’ll write about almost anything.
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By Steven Vetter| Western Livestock Journal Verified A proposed bill that would amend sections of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) is being criticized by property rights organizations, including western ranching groups, and it hasn’t even been introduced in Congress yet. A leaked copy of Rep. Richard Pombo’s (R-CA) “Threatened and Endangered Species Recovery Act of 2005” showed the proposal includes two main items of concern for property owners. The first criticism is for language mandating a 50 percent compensation trigger.
By Steven Vetter| Grand Forks Herald Verified With jobs aplenty, unemployment at historically low levels, and a soaring stock market, today's economy has no trouble supporting such confidence. That's why it's vital for Congress to move forward with its Tax Cuts 2.0 proposal.Currently, tax breaks for individuals and small business owners are set to expire in 2025. Their expiration would be the financial equivalent of a roughly $1,350 annual pay cut for a family earning North Dakota's mean household income.
By Steven Vetter| Western Livestock Journal Verified A proposed bill that would amend sections of the Endangered Species Act (ESA) is being criticized by property rights organizations, including western ranching groups, and it hasn’t even been introduced in Congress yet. A leaked copy of Rep. Richard Pombo’s (R-CA) “Threatened and Endangered Species Recovery Act of 2005” showed the proposal includes two main items of concern for property owners. The first criticism is for language mandating a 50 percent compensation trigger.
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The I-70 Scout
Strasburg, Colorado, United States
'+1 303-622-9796