When President Kennedy declared that this country would put a man on the Moon before the end of the 1960s, he knew that his bold, aggressive promise would require a new culture, a new mindset, and ultimately a new administration in NASA to become a reality.
Rendell draws a parallel between Kennedy's moonshot and current rail initiatives.
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The cost of inaction --and the gentleman from the trucking industry talked about repairs and accidents to the trucks that come from bad roads and inadequate bridges.
But I go to too many hearings on the question of infrastructure and transportation, and nothing significant gets done. Nothing significant gets done.
Doug Mastriano is now one of two people who could get the job you once held. This is a man who was at the Capitol on January 6. He continues to be an election denier pushing the big lie.
We are going to lose a whole boatload of business to Canada because of that.