Pictures of frustration: From a collapsed building to a faltering infrastructure deal
If there’s one national need that our warring politicians could agree on, it would be the need to repair and expand our crumbling infrastructure. But in classic Beltway fashion, the arguments are mainly about mind-numbing process and partisan advantage, not the urgency of dealing with roads, bridges, tunnels, rail and airports.
If there’s one national need that our warring politicians could agree on, it would be the need to repair and expand our crumbling infrastructure. But in classic Beltway fashion, the arguments are mainly about mind-numbing process and partisan advantage, not the urgency of dealing with roads, bridges, tunnels, rail and airports.
