The original intent of the Endangered Species Act was to protect certain prominent species from extinction, such as the bald eagle. That original intent was never been amended by legislation.
The interpretation of the Act, however, has been radically altered by overreaching agencies, endless lawsuits, and the collective decisions of willing courts (i.e., jurisprudence). As a consequence, the Act is used to destroy more of our rights, lands, and resources that any weapons of mass destruction an external enemy could deliver.
Listen to three different and informed perspectives on the Endangered Species Act…
