Cat’s claws not a real problem

To declaw or not to declaw, that is the question — in New Jersey.
A bill has cleared one New Jersey legislative chamber that means to ban the practice of removing the claws of cats, or any other animals, or surgically severing tendons to make their claws inoperable.
Declawing is done to prevent cats from ripping up furniture or injuring people or other animals.
Bans to declawing already exist in several California cities  and about 20 countries. New York tried to ban declawing last year, but failed.
Do you suppose Trump had anything to do with it; he gets…