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Eliminating Federal Overreach: Lasting Reform Needed in Equine Welfare

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 20/10/2026

The Horse Protection Act has served its purpose and is outdated. Lasting reform is needed in equine welfare governance.

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Eliminating Federal Overreach: Lasting Reform Needed in Equine Welfare

Wild Horses: Myths vs. Facts Restoring Balance for Healthy Rangelands, Thriving Horses, and Multiple Use

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 19/08/2026

A point by point examination and debunking of the most pervasive myths surrounding "wild" horses

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Wild Horses: Myths vs. Facts Restoring Balance for Healthy Rangelands, Thriving Horses, and Multiple Use

Shifting the Overton Window: The Real Agenda Behind Oregon IP28

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 30/06/2026

Oregon’s Initiative Petition 28 (IP 28), particularly Article 2, is not just another ballot measure—it is a symptom of a calculated, long-term campaign by animal rights extremists to fundamentally reshape society.

Shifting the Overton Window: The Real Agenda Behind Oregon IP28

Oregon Initiative Petition 28: A Direct Threat to Animal Ownership and Agriculture

by: Western Justice Legislative Fund News DeskPublished on: 12/06/2026

Oregon Initiative Petition 28 (IP28) represents one of the most aggressive assaults on animal ownership, agriculture, and private property rights ever proposed via state ballot initiative.

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Oregon Initiative Petition 28: A Direct Threat to Animal Ownership and Agriculture

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