the budget assumes a one-time $3 billion-plus infrastructure investment as part of the President's call for an additional $50 billion in spending that we all know is likely not feasible, given the environment we are in and the deficit.
Womack questions the feasibility of the proposed infrastructure investment in the budget.
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