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Dear John,
I trust this message finds you in good spirits, ready to ring in the new year.
I am writing for your attention to one of our New Year’s resolutions here at
Americans for Prosperity—stop California’s grasping takeover of the American
car market.
The expensive threat posed by California's brazen overreach into the
automotive industry is why the House of Representatives passed H.R. 1435 this
year and we need to get it through the Senate in 2024.
California's attempt to force its misguided energy policies on businesses and
consumers nationwide is audacious.
By trying to ban any sale of combustion engines in 2035, California is
leveraging its status as one of the largest automobile markets in the country
to strong-arm automakers into removing combustion engines from their vehicles.
H.R. 1435 will ensure that Congress and the American people retain control
over our nation's energy and manufacturing policies, rather than letting
California decide every American’s car in all 50 states.
We will let you know when this legislation comes up in the Senate this year.
And to see how your House representative voted on this important legislation in
2023,visit the AFP Scorecard
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Thank you for your unwavering commitment to the values of individual freedom
and limited government.
Best,
— Akash
Akash Chougule
Vice President of Government Affairs
Americans for Prosperity
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