WASHINGTON, D.C. – U.S. Senators Thom Tillis (R-NC) and Ted Budd (R-NC) joined 25 colleagues in writing a letter to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Michael Regan urging him to withdraw recently announced emissions standards on American-made vehicles, including both light-duty cars and heavy-duty trucks.
The letter to Administrator Regan expressed concerns over both the legality of the rules and the impracticality of forcing a massive transition to electric vehicles at a time when the Biden administration is issuing regulations aimed at shutting down the coal- and gas-fired plants that together currently provide the vast majority of America’s baseload power generation.
“These proposals are legally flawed, divorced from reality with regard to the associated costs and domestic capacity to implement them, and would be devastating for American consumers and workers already burdened by sustained levels of historically high inflation,” the senators wrote.
And yet, while in the NC legislature, Tillis *TWICE* voted against ending the annual emissions testing in NC. Testing that has been proven to have only a marginal impact on air quality.#Hypocrite #FlipFlop #VoteOutIncumvents
How about let’s get the Debt Ceiling issue resolved first?!!!
#TERMLIMITS4CONGRESSNOW
why is congress beholding to any three letter agency? Just tell them they can’t and move on.