So in the case of the international climate agreement proposed by the President, does anyone disagree that it won't drive up the cost of food, fuel and electricity for American families and have an impact on domestic policies ranging from agriculture to energy to transportation if we were able to do this 26 to 28 percent reduction?
Boozman questions the economic impact of the proposed climate agreement.
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