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...said Bob Redding, Washington representative of the Automotive Service Association (ASA).
"We are clearly non-partisan,'' said Donald Shea, president of the Rubber Manufacturers Association (RMA). "We will promote and advocate the positions of tire and rubber manufacturers with the Republicans, with the Democrats and with everyone else.''
Issues that industry associations face, however, will be the same in 2008, no matter the elections' outcome. The point is to know the issues, have a strategy in advance, plus know what to expect if the outcome tilts a certain way, industry pundits agreed.
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