Jade Dragon
And I'm the one that jaded you.
However doubtful it may be. If he actually passes some good infrastructure, I, as well as some others might have no choice, but to give him some props. This is one thing he does not want to mess up now.
Trump says he will reveal Infrastructure plan.
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I hope he does as well, but they have a tax bill they are trying to pay for, I doubt any infrastructure bills get passed. They also have not given any relief to fire victims
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I guess we are all Kynesians again
Jade Dragon
And I'm the one that jaded you.
Well if we learned anything from Katrina, and Flint. They don't seem to push to do something until they don't have a choice. In those times they end up spending more money than if they just put money, and effort into it in the first place. I remember traveling the bridge heading north into Chicago, and even the Zilwaukee bridge near Saginaw, and remembering that d rating we have.
The Republican Party never genuinely gave a rat's ass about passing a landmark infrastructure bill - to them, it might as well be socialism.
Funny how they are now against it.
This was very prescient of you.
Trump's only major legislative achievement was a tax cut mainly benefiting the affluent investor class.
The rest of his failed one term in office did not have any substantive legislative achievements.
But in a few months the ones who voted against it will be taking credit to their constituents for projects founded in their districts
Republican no longer care about what is good for America.
the Zilwaukee is a replacement for the original. It opened in 1988. It was a bottleneck for 9 years of construction.