From a Wall Street Journal article, 2002:
The Endangered Species Act was passed nearly 30 years ago in a show of bipartisan good intentions, to help animals on the brink of extinction. But since that time, environmental groups have hijacked the act, turning it into a bludgeon by which they can enforce their vision of a development-free America. It's rural parts of the country, where small landowners lack deep pockets and political clout, that bear the brunt.
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