Rep. Haley Stevens votes to support California’s ban on gas-powered vehicles

Via The Mid­west­ern­er:

Michi­gan Demo­c­ra­t­ic Con­gress­woman Haley Stevens announced her cam­paign to replace Sen. Gary Peters in late April with a video tout­ing her devo­tion to the state’s auto indus­try.

Ten days lat­er, Stevens joined 163 Democ­rats in Con­gress to vote against efforts to end a de fac­to ban on gas-pow­ered cars made pos­si­ble by an exemp­tion grant­ed to Cal­i­for­nia by for­mer Pres­i­dent Joe Biden’s Envi­ron­men­tal Pro­tec­tion Agency. […]

Stevens was joined by Michi­gan Reps. Deb­bie Din­gell, D‑Ann Arbor, and Rashi­da Tlaib, D‑Detroit, in oppos­ing the mea­sure, while all oth­er mem­bers of Michigan’s con­gres­sion­al del­e­ga­tion vot­ed “yea.”

The leg­is­la­tion pro­mot­ed by Reps. John James, R‑Shelby Twp., and Lisa McClain, R‑Bruce Twp., is designed to nul­li­fy an EPA waiv­er of pre­emp­tion that allowed Cal­i­for­nia, the nation’s largest state econ­o­my, to ban the sale of gas-pow­ered cars start­ing in 2035.

In oth­er words, Haley Stevens, Deb­bie Din­gell, and Rashi­da Tlaib want to allow states to enact reg­u­la­tions so out­ra­geous and far-reach­ing that they would impact all 50 states — and espe­cial­ly Michi­gan.

Ridicu­lous!