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Wednesday, November 4th, 2009Short post today.
Ryan Avent today talks about a topic that I have wondered about for a while. In his piece, he talks about the funding for infrastructure, but it could just as easily be talking about improving our health care system. He rightly points out that the media (both left and right sides) don’t talk about this issue at all. Now, I don’t recommend that we scrap our entire defense network, but it certainly seems like this budgetary area is ripe for the picking.
On the Avent article, one commenter left the following, which made my day:
Maybe if we described that bridge collapsing in Minnesota as our infrastructure “suicide bombing” us, than we’d get that much money