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10 May 2019
Kenny Stein, Director of Policy and Federal Affairs for the American Energy Alliance, discusses how some manufacturers of electric vehicles (EV) pay no taxes but request more government subsidies, and how EV tax credits cost all taxpayers while benefitting a limited number of higher-income consumers.
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