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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Feb 11

    Can states afford to shoulder a lot more of road projects’ costs, as White House proposes?http://on.wsj.com/2nQo0IL 

    8:00 PM - 11 Feb 2018
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      2. Keystone Concierge‏ @Concierge19146 Feb 11
        Replying to @WSJ

        This just means states raising their taxes to make up for what the fed isn’t funding. The money has to come from somewhere.

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      3. Kat‏ @TruBluMarin Feb 11
        Replying to @Concierge19146 @WSJ

        Or they could have delayed massive tax cuts for the 1% and funded infrastructure over the next 5 years. Short sighted ignorant gop.

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      1.  🌹The IPPC Report  👻 🌎 🔥‏ @Dispatchula Feb 11
        Replying to @WSJ

        1) Feds pull infrastructure funding, rely on States 2) Unable to afford basic maintenance, States sell public infra to private companies 3) Said corps institute widespread usage fees, further penalizing poverty 4) Randian hellscape ensues

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      2. Jim Pfiz‏ @jimpfiz Feb 11
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        The oddity of this is the fed infrastructure package for these very needs is something trump spewed on his campaign and while in office as a stump for economic growthThe key here for me is that both Obama and Trump stated these needed to be done/ both three it back on the states

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      1. goodmoody‏ @goodmoody11 Feb 11
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        Why don’t corporations sponsor highways and bridges for brand awareness to help pay the costs?

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      2. David Dennison‏ @ToddlerKat Feb 11
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        What if we could file suit whenever the pot holes ruin our tires? Why does PA have the highest gas taxes in the nation @GovernorTomWolf?

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      1. Guy Link‏ @3guylink Feb 11
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        I knew he was off his nut. Lets have state rights & the FED won't pay for anything.

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      1. Jane Carroll‏ @Tawnydog1 Feb 11
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        With full employment, who on earth is going to work on these projects? Usual answer would be illegal aliens.

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      1. Harold Moskowitz‏ @chgolaw Feb 11
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        Well, if they can have their own Internet, Climate, engine emission, and immigration policies, they can also pay for own roads.

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      2. Ken‏ @KenKep Feb 11
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        Eliminate the Federal gas tax and let the states handle it.

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      3. Guy Link‏ @3guylink Feb 11
        Replying to @KenKep @WSJ

        As long as no tax to the FED & to the Railroad Commission.

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      1. surecantpickem‏ @surecantpickem Feb 11
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        Bet we'd have the money if he didn't just give corporations huge tax breaks. Corporations profit and benefit from infrastructure as much as individual taxpayers and should pay their fair share

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      1. Kat‏ @TruBluMarin Feb 11
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        Maybe he can get Mexico to pay for it

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      1. outlaw sixty‏ @lynney62 Feb 11
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        Thinking most States could if they'd stop giving all their taxpayer $$$$$ to the #StateWorkerPensions and #Unions!

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      1. Blackwood2009‏ @blackwood2009 Feb 11
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        hey the dims in Connecticut are screwing the tax payers, any funds we might have had they raided and used it to plug a monstrous deficit. Did it work? No!! we are already in deficit of over 200 million. so what do the dims want, lets raise taxes put in tolls, over tax over spend!

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      1. Jason Miller‏ @RealTimeJason Feb 11
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        Doubtful

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