Our current commitment to infrastructure has more in common with Belarus at 2.1 percent than it does with China at 5.6 percent.
Martin Heinrich: “Our current commitment to infrastructure has more in common with Belarus at 2.1 percent than it does with China at 5.6…”
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Heinrich compares U.S. infrastructure spending unfavorably to other countries.
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