It would make sense to spend money on prevention rather than in dealing with the emergency, another lesson from New Orleans.
Jeff Denham: “It would make sense to spend money on prevention rather than in dealing with the emergency, another lesson from New…”
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Denham advocates for preventative spending on levee maintenance to avoid costly emergencies.
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Mr. Kelly, once again here when the original vote was approved as a $33 billion project and we found out just a couple years later it was a $98.5 billion project.
Will it be high-speed from San Francisco to L.A.? That is one of the things that continues to be debated.
I have an amendment at the desk, amendment No. 26. The Acting CHAIR. The Clerk will designate the amendment. The text of the amendment is as follows: Page 38, line 21, after the dollar amount, insert ``(reduced by $2,000,000)''. Page 80…
$10.6 billion? And while we are waiting for that funding gap to come in, whatever that new revenue is, will we have high-speed rail on that segment?





