[George M. Middius[_4_]]

Here's a question that may discombobulate some of you republican loyalists.

It's well known that your highest priority for government is that taxes be
lowered. You believe that having money in your pocket is the highest form of
freedom known to man. You folks loathe taxation because so much of YOUR money
goes to pay for welfare for THEM.

Now here's the conundrum: Has it crossed any of your tiny little minds that
the sad condition of America's transportation infrastructure is the direct
result of underfunded governments? You scrimp and save to buy the nicest car
you can find, then you have to drive it over crumbling roads and bridges.
Tires, suspensions, windshields, steering systems, and even sheet metal pay
the price. Is this a good tradeoff? How about all the time spent idling in
traffic jams because of emergency repair work?

I'm sure the "official" ****uplican propaganda lays the blame for this problem
on the "liberals". But I'd like to hear you folks rationalize it anyway.