The massive ongoing recalls of Takata airbags have remained a huge and complicated problem.

we ended up having to file a lawsuit to finally spring that rule free from OMB and the agency.

should it have taken a lawsuit for DOT to start posting that information? And is this a pattern we should worry about?

These recalls keep on coming.

I would like to see more progress in other areas, such as rear seat belt reminders.

I am troubled by the report that some auto manufacturers may still be selling new vehicles with potentially defective Takata inflators.

So, is the consumer promised a later date to come in and get a permanent remedy?

So, just a few weeks ago, the new chairman of the National Automobile Dealers Association or NADA said that--or maybe it is NADA, NADA sounds--I don't know.

We need to make sure the consumers fully understand what they are getting into.

Should we follow Texas' lead in requiring that notification as well?

Thank you so much for telling me that because I think that would be good evidence for this legislation.

I would hope that those who are interested in figuring out how many ordinary families are trying to figure out how to be able to pay for long-term care that we might look at how the wealthiest among us figure out how to pay lower taxes…