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S. 1446, The National Capital Transportation Amendments Act of 2007

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John2

Why do we have to have a special bill to provide help for the public transportation of 2 states? Lets put it out for bid to the private sector and get it off the public money drain.

mack

John

Why don't we put your roads out for bid and charge you for snow removal, police ems, and maintenance and get them off the public money drain

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