Hello Friends;
I was sent this today. If you may recall, the Michigan republicans decided to put wolves on the list for hunting after decades spent on the endangered species list. I guess having just barely reached 700, that was sufficient. What was actually sufficient is that someone is trying to make a dollar on hunting wolves. And, republicans seem all for decimating anything to get their greedy hands on that dollar.
Please read the below, follow the link, send a letter to your senator or the Michigan senate. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask me. I am too angry right now. I was one who helped with the signatures noted below in paragraph 2. The republicans have decided that the voice of all us voters matters for naught! jerks! Sorry, still angry!
Please speak up!
hugs;
Speak Up for Your Right to
Protect Wolves
In an appalling power grab by
politicians in Lansing, legislation (S.B. 288) has been introduced that could
undo all the work we've accomplished so far for wolves. And even worse, it would
undermine Michiganders' longstanding right to have a say in what happens to all
of our state's wildlife!
Just last month, thanks to the
hard work of volunteers across the state, we turned in more than 250,000
signatures of registered Michigan voters to place a referendum on the ballot
that would protect our wolves. But now in a stunning assault on our voting
rights, some politicians are trying to pass a bill to undermine the hard work of
our volunteers.
Senate Bill 288 would put
all power in the hands of politicians and the Natural Resources Commission, and
prevent voters from having a say on these issues. The agency bureaucrats could
open a new hunting season on any species without public input and there would be
no way for voters to intervene.
We need your voice to stop
these politicians. Please make a brief, polite phone call to your state
senator and your state representative today and urge them to vote NO vote on
S.B. 288.
After all of our hard work in
this campaign to protect wolves, we can't let politicians undermine our role in
the democratic process