Thursday, November 19, 2009
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FindLaw: Why the U.S. Government Must Invest in Infrastructure Now, Or Pay A Steep Cost
From FindLaw:
Recently, I returned from a trip to Austria, Spain, England, and Scotland. By coincidence, the first issue of The New York Times I picked up after returning to this country included an op-ed column by Bob Herbert, who argued passionately that the United States is falling behind our peers in virtually all areas of public investment -- roads, bridges, electrical grids, education, and more. After my trip, and after looking carefully into the evidence on the matter, I am convinced that Herbert is correct.
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