I think I could argue that with the billions of dollars, the increased energy costs, states doing a great job themselves, that the consumer is not going to be able to afford to go to the parks if this goes into law.
Abraham argues that costs from EPA rules may prevent consumers from visiting national parks.
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When we are told and we understand that in last year, 2016, I mean, 2017, that we had almost four times the number of training accidents as we did have deaths in combat, there is something wrong there.
So if the EPA imposes these regulations that eliminate the cost-competitive option like these glider kits, is it safe to assume that the price for new trucks would go up?
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