From the daily archives: Friday, July 6, 2012
Will wolves thrive in Blue states and disappear in the Red?
Wolves have migrated to Washington State from Idaho and directly from British Columbia. This is perhaps in part due to the pogrom against them in the adjacent deep red state of Idaho where once there were more than 800 wolves. Now these new Washington [...]
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