To: PatrickHenry
This may have profound effects on the Endangered Species Act, unless Congress acts to set the definition of the term
species.
Either that or they could scrap the whole mess, which would be fine by me!
13 posted on
08/24/2006 7:29:09 AM PDT by
gridlock
(The 'Pubbies will pick up at least TWO seats in the Senate and FOUR seats in the House in 2006)
To: gridlock
This may have profound effects on the Endangered Species Act, unless Congress acts to set the definition of the term species. Either that or they could scrap the whole mess, which would be fine by me! "Endangered Genetic Marker act"? ;)
53 posted on
08/24/2006 11:13:35 AM PDT by
freedumb2003
(I LIKE you! When I am Ruler of Earth, yours will be a quick and painless death)
To: gridlock
unless Congress acts to set the definition of the term species.
I think they have, but have not yet codified it. As a practical matter, as far as Congress is concerned, a species is any set of similar organic matter that might vote in a block or cause block voting due to it's existence.
78 posted on
08/24/2006 6:47:24 PM PDT by
ml1954
(ID = Case closed....no further inquiry allowed...now move along.)
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