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Originally Posted by Derwood
so the state governments (that are all millions in debt) are expected to fund the infrastructure now too? Fine, raise state income taxes to Federal levels and maybe they can manage that
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If the states are funding it, then they can make the decision whether the work is really needed and how to prioritize it to stay within their budgets. It means fewer projects that get created just to prove that some Senator is capable of getting money from Washington. It means the state gets done what it thinks really needs to be done rather than what somebody in Washington thinks makes a perfect one size fits all solution. Finally, it shrink's Washington's budget and their ability to meddle in things they shouldn't be be meddling in.