In that time, we have seen more regulations, more government control over federal lands and private property, higher taxes, and lower involvement of the private sector. Today, if you strike oil on your land, the value of your property goes up. However, if you find an endangered species on your land, your property value plummets. When your land value goes down, you and your family are at risk. This creates a threat to both people and wildlife.
Liberals say yes.
Under conservative proposals, the question need not be asked or answered. This platform calls for tax incentives to protect species, preserve your property, and enhance the environment. The value of your property will rise and the antagonistic relationship between land owners and wildlife will end. Land owners must be compensated when their land is abused by the federal government. Today, there is no financial constraint on federal agencies, such as the Fish and Wildlife Service, from over regulating your property.