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On June 20, 1782, the Bald Eagle was selected as our national emblem by the Second Continental Congress. The Bald Eagle serves as a symbol of democracy around the world. The U.S. Senate has designated today, June 20, as #NationalAmericanEagleDay.pic.twitter.com/hnPsfyRoKm
Thank you to the @AEFeagles, in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, for their years of hard work to care for and protect our nation’s treasured American Eagles.
Thank you @DollyParton
Which were once endangered because of pollutants that caused their eggs shells to be so fragile many never even hatched. EPA regs (that DT has rolled back) played a huge part in the resurgence of the species.
I guess, Ms.Blackburn, loving Bald Eagles is something we actually both have in common.
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