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LA Times Editorial: Biden Doesn't Need To Weaken EV Rules To Get Reelected
28 Feb 2024 | Abstracted from LA Times
"Advancing tough standards that position the country for a healthier and more globally competitive future should be considered an asset to his campaign, not a liability.
"...Biden administration may allow automakers to move more gradually toward that goal until after 2030 when it issues the final rules as soon as next month...This would be an undeserved gift to auto manufacturers..."
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