Today is 9/11, and we certainly should be--every day should be, but especially today in our thoughts and our prayers, the people who perished at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon, and then, in my district, Shanksville, Pennsylvania, where those brave 40 people had the first counterattack on the war on terror.
Bill Shuster honors victims of 9/11 during a hearing.
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If we make the system more efficient and drive down costs, that gives everybody more money to spend on taking care of those problems.
If we are spending 25 to 28 times more in CapX and we are getting very little for it, that is a real problem.
Public-private partnerships are part of that solution. I think it is a good tool in the toolbox, but it is not the toolbox.
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