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It's really unclear how it's going to wipe out a million jobs.
He does say
He does not say that manufacturers will have to cut any current jobs. Or am I missing that?
So, if I'm interpreting this correctly, it seems like up to 1 million forecasted jobs over some indeterminant time will "wiped out".
He works for a trade group.
I think we should have a global standard for pollution to keep clean air and allow competition.
I find the arguments about clean air bizarre. Everyone should be for reasonable laws about clean air.
Paris Accords are that standard. Trump pulled the US out of them.