On the recordNovember 19, 2017
So when you talk about increased costs, would those be costs that would be ultimately passed on to consumers in terms of increased costs for their trucks and cars?
Source
congress.govSo when you talk about increased costs, would those be costs that would be ultimately passed on to consumers in terms of increased costs for their trucks and cars?
Cornyn questions if increased costs will affect consumer prices for vehicles.
Share
More from John Cornyn
I would look to the White House if you want to look for who’s responsible for the outcome.
It is our duty to ensure future generations learn and uphold the values that formed the bedrock of our nation more than 250 years ago.
Only in authoritarian countries does someone else get to decide where you work. Not in Texas.