'If people like Ray LaHood and others aren't able to earmark dollars, that money will be spent by some bureaucrat in Washington, D.C., and who knows better how to spend money on worthwhile projects than a community and an individual Congressman?'
LaHood emphasizes the importance of local input over federal bureaucratic decisions on earmarks.
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And that's frankly, why I -- when somebody asked me about Trump going to, you know, going there for a visit, it's a complete joke. They were the -- had the, you know, the worst safety record of any administration in the history of DOT.
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It's not uncommon to have a crash in an area where there are residents.
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