Talk:Frank LoBiondo
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Does anyone else think that the section on Political Philosphy is biased? While what is there is factually correct the general tone of the section is of a negative connotation. Also the author of that section seems to have omitted much information (i.e. his record on the environment). --K. Ritter
I noticed that. The section above says he's in a moderate group. Added to that you're right that his environmental scores are good. The League of Conservation Voters gave him a 78% and the American Wilderness Coalition was even more positive.[1] Even going by the League's view he scores higher than Daniel Akaka.--T. Anthony 08:56, 5 June 2006 (UTC)
