But, you know, in my district and other places around the country GM essentially put people out of business like that, people who had auto dealerships in their families for generations.
Deborah Koff Ross: “But, you know, in my district and other places around the country GM essentially put people out of business like that…”
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Ross expresses frustration over GM's impact on family-owned dealerships.
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