If we repeal the gas tax and get that signed into law, we are going to save low- and middle-income families almost $70 a year. If we take a nationwide average, that is $48 in everyone's pocket by savings on what they are putting in the tank.
Discussing the impact of repealing the gas tax on low- and middle-income families.
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