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cate the federal government and to placate the auto industry, I submit to you that that is a poor civics lesson,” said David Denholm, a McLean resident who represented a group of motorcyclist who also oppose the requirement that they wear crash helmets when riding their cycles.
The hearing also produced some unorthodox reasons for opposing the law. Denholm said it would reduce the number of available organs for transplants and that it might be enforced more harshly on bikers “than other more normal members of society.” Another speaker, Mary Curtis, said the next step could be to outlaw automobiles, an argument Del. Cranwell repeated on the House floor. •
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