I represent in the Fourth Congressional District we have Airstream, some of the finest trailers in the world that people use to go camping. It's a wonderful, wonderful product. And you talk about the CAFE standards in this bill which would arbitrarily, some government-mandated standard that fleets would have to meet. It's tough. It's difficult to pull an Airstream with a Volkswagen. I mean, you need something bigger. And that's why we have to approach this. We all want to do things, but we've got to approach it in a reasonable way when we're thinking about the impact it's going to have on our economy, and as you point out on our districts and on our ag community as well.
Jim Jordan: “I represent in the Fourth Congressional District we have Airstream, some of the finest trailers in the world that people…”
On the recordDecember 18, 2007
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Discussing the impact of CAFE standards on the economy and local industries.
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