Infrastructure Bill: Read It For Yourself

Andrew Donaldson

Born and raised in West Virginia, Andrew has since lived and traveled around the world several times over. Though frequently writing about politics out of a sense of duty and love of country, most of the time he would prefer discussions on history, culture, occasionally nerding on aviation, and his amateur foodie tendencies. He can usually be found misspelling/misusing words on Twitter @four4thefire and his food writing website Yonder and Home. Andrew is the host of Heard Tell podcast.

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  1. Marchmaine says:

    Be right back…

    …oh dear.Report

    • Marchmaine in reply to Marchmaine says:

      [ctrl-f] West Virginia

      Results (1)

      hmmn, looks like congress is on to us gang.Report

      • Philip H in reply to Marchmaine says:

        We’re not caffeinated enough to understand that one friend.

        But if you are just looking for references to specific states (and thus how much they may get as a lever to move votes), you won’t find much. Designated earmarks went away in 2011, not yet to return, so any funds that might be moved to a recalcitrant Democratic Senator’s state will have to be applied for in the general plus ups that would be enacted. Congressional offices are still free to “clarify” to the agencies how that expect those funds to be delivered however.Report

        • Marchmaine in reply to Philip H says:

          “so any funds that might be moved to a recalcitrant Democratic Senator’s state will have to be applied for in the general plus ups that would be enacted.”

          That’s what I said.Report

  2. North says:

    I’m still not believing the thing will actually happen. It seems beyond believability watching the process toddle along on like a newborn giraffe wobbling with its overlong legs along the knifes edge of a 50 Senator majority.Report

    • Kate Bliss in reply to North says:

      3 LifeAndDeath priorities higher than extending rental amnesty.
      This administration is significantly more of a failure than George W. Bush’s “Let’s just give money to Halliburton” administrationReport