Transportation in major American cities is deplorable (it takes me an hour to go less than 20 miles on highways every morning).
Why don't we have more / faster trains? Better cargo shipping inland? An updated phone system? A national broadband internet system for all Americans to use? An improved national energy grid? To name just a few of the issues facing our aging infrastructure.
Once upon a time the infrastructure was one of the top issues for legislators and was one of their primary responsibilities. Why don't they do a better job with this now instead of just handing out pork contracts to companies and handouts to various special interest groups?
I'd really like to hear from an actual legislator why this is no longer an issue.
2006-07-20
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