California Desert Protection Bill
What nonsense for Sen. Seymour to charge Sen. Cranston with “election-year politics” for calling upon Seymour to help enact protection for California desert.
Does Seymour not expect political help in his election campaign, both financial and otherwise, from the industries and people opposing the Cranston bill? Does Seymour really expect us to believe that his opposition to protecting the desert wildlife and environment does not take politics into account?
Not surprisingly, Seymour once again has sided with environmental exploiters over environmental protection, so I won’t side with him in November.
WILLIAM COLLINS
Davis
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