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moose65

(3,463 posts)
18. Yeah, but this is so detailed and comprehensive
Mon May 16, 2022, 02:47 PM
May 2022

Most average voters would think this stuff is "boring."

And they don't make the connection between the bill and the actual construction. Some people just seem to think that construction like this just "happens."

Democrats need to hammer it home. And calling it the "Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill" doesn't help, either. Dems need to shame Republicans who voted against it and then go out to ribbon-cuttings or other events celebrating it.

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Dems need to shout this from the rooftops; first babylonsister May 2022 #1
If only our mainstream media actually had a liberal bias dlk May 2022 #2
+1000 rogue emissary May 2022 #19
Is there a way to see which projects are in my district? nuxvomica May 2022 #3
Here is a summary of what is in that law BumRushDaShow May 2022 #4
Thank you very much! nuxvomica May 2022 #8
I remember seeing a "list" BumRushDaShow May 2022 #11
Dems blew the entire 2021 year when they should have been bragging Johnny2X2X May 2022 #5
Democrats operate at a disadvantage. jaxexpat May 2022 #7
Agree, but messaging has been awful Johnny2X2X May 2022 #10
There's another angle to the infrastructure improvements. jaxexpat May 2022 #12
It's not just that though. Too many focus on what hasn't been done JI7 May 2022 #21
Yeah, but this is so detailed and comprehensive moose65 May 2022 #18
I hope there are signs up that say: Build Back Better Infrastructure Dollars At Work... Wounded Bear May 2022 #6
No new roads, please. Ron Green May 2022 #9
Without knowing exactly how it will be spent, I would think maintenance would get most of it. patphil May 2022 #14
Yes; and much of it ought to be closed and abandoned, Ron Green May 2022 #16
Transportation is vital to the national economy. patphil May 2022 #17
Start shrinking the economy in a way to eventually establish Ron Green May 2022 #20
I agree with the steady state economy idea. patphil May 2022 #22
Of course, I understand that we are a very mobile people. Ron Green May 2022 #24
No thanks. People will reject anti-growth politics. David__77 May 2022 #26
That you as a Democrat believe that more economic development Ron Green May 2022 #27
All those projects, and all that money spent and to be spent equals a huge number of jobs. patphil May 2022 #13
Cool - excellent news! n/t iluvtennis May 2022 #15
K&R UTUSN May 2022 #23
Wish Democrats wouldn't keep these things a secret. Vinca May 2022 #25
K&R betsuni May 2022 #28
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