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honest.abe

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6. I dont know for sure but I suspect much of this for transit projects in suburbia..

Reply to Cheezoholic (Original post)

Wed Mar 17, 2021, 09:24 AM

Mar 2021

and smaller towns getting people to work in the cities. This benefits the vast majority of the population. If you are in a very rural area and dont go to urban areas then I suppose this wont help you much although there might be road improvement projects. This also will creates tons of jobs.

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How is a potentially 2 trillion dollar or more infrastructure bill going to work [View all] Cheezoholic Mar 2021 OP

That's why 45 ignored it Delarage Mar 2021 #1

Much of the money will probably be given to states... dawg day Mar 2021 #2

Not true and misses the point... JT45242 Mar 2021 #3

Good post. Duppers Mar 2021 #9

Your stats are off. Voltaire2 Mar 2021 #4

Rural americans benefit tremendously from road projects jcgoldie Mar 2021 #5

I dont know for sure but I suspect much of this for transit projects in suburbia.. honest.abe Mar 2021 #6

Okay, THIS is cool: Interactive map with every dot making a New Deal site: Hortensis Mar 2021 #7

Maybe, when the bill is written stillcool Mar 2021 #8