The American Society of Civil Engineers gave the U.S. infrastructure a grade of “D” across the board

its the states responsibility ...
Originally Posted by CJ7

The Federal highway system is the responsibility of the Feds and the state highways that move "INTERSTATE COMMERCE" are also the Feds project to help out.

Pssst ... the original interstate highway system was tailored after the German system and the "plan" is the military gets the "main slab" and the civies get the "access roads" in a national emergency. That's Federal interest. And the family from New Jersey coming to Texas for the winter uses Texas roads so why shouldn't they pay?

It's a joint Fed-State responsibility ... just like the INTERCOASTAL CANAL.

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they deserve it?

http://www.wrmea.org/archives/373-wa...3-billion.html Originally Posted by CJ7

Was the writer of that missive an anti-semite, by chance?

Was the writer of that missive an anti-semite, by chance? Originally Posted by Jewish Lawyer

it wasnt a "writer" pre se' .... from the "About Us"


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you decide

Well, they sound credible, I guess. You can never be too sure of the motives of those that indirectly attack the basis of US and Israeli mutual objectives.