Yes. I mean, one of the things I'd mentioned a couple times toward the end is the combined sewer systems in all major cities in the United States. So if you take a city like Akron or Youngstown--mid-sized cities in the industrial Midwest--you're talking about between $500 million and $1 billion in investments that are needed.
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If you just knew that, you'd say who's for the average working person and who's for the billionaires, and it's quite clear, and I got a long record.
And it is time for us to quit the politics, stop trying to score political points. Stop putting party over country. Lay down our arms. My God, if we can`t agree on this. What in the hell are we going to agree on?
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