Automakers
want to work with Congress to set
"reasonable" standards
According to the DetroitNews, automakers will be starting a new ad campaign regarding proposed legislation to increase fuel economy standards in the U.S..
"We don't have all the answers to questions about reasonable fuel economy standards. No one does. Together, we can find the answers America deserves," the campaign says according to the paper.
I have an answer to questions regarding reasonable fuel economy standards. End foreign oil dependency. That's the answer! If you want to work with Congress, work with Congress to end foreign oil dependency! How many fricken trillions of dollars do we have spend in places like Iraq and to fight the War on Terror because of our dirty, protect our foreign oil consumption at all costs politics? Is that reasonable?
Work together to create enough hybrid cars, plug-in hybrids, electric vehicles, clean diesels and biofuels to end foreign oil dependency! Had automakers and Congress followed through on proposals to do this a decade ago, America already would have saved at least half a trillion and the costs would have already paid for themselves.
According to the DetroitNews, automakers will be starting a new ad campaign regarding proposed legislation to increase fuel economy standards in the U.S..
"We don't have all the answers to questions about reasonable fuel economy standards. No one does. Together, we can find the answers America deserves," the campaign says according to the paper.
I have an answer to questions regarding reasonable fuel economy standards. End foreign oil dependency. That's the answer! If you want to work with Congress, work with Congress to end foreign oil dependency! How many fricken trillions of dollars do we have spend in places like Iraq and to fight the War on Terror because of our dirty, protect our foreign oil consumption at all costs politics? Is that reasonable?
Work together to create enough hybrid cars, plug-in hybrids, electric vehicles, clean diesels and biofuels to end foreign oil dependency! Had automakers and Congress followed through on proposals to do this a decade ago, America already would have saved at least half a trillion and the costs would have already paid for themselves.
