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"All good and decent Catholics are offended by this growing anti-Catholic rampage. Joe Biden's deafening silence during this hate-filled epidemic speaks loudly of his consent to this shocking assault on our religious freedoms," Mr. Huelskamp said.
U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp, R-Kan., said he would propose a 25 percent cut to the agency's budget to pressure it to drop the "threatened" designation that Huelskamp said could be a "death knell" for growth in western Kansas with an effect that "can't be overstated."
