should follow a rigorous and transparent process, using reliable data, so that regulators and the marketplace can be armed with the best information possible.
Alan has an outstanding 33-year career as a public servant.
I have known Alan for many, many years.
I would note for the record that Virginia was still ranked number one for business when a certain Governor was there.
You have to have dollars to leverage, and private dollars have to be paid back.
I completely concur that we have to have a permanent funding source.
It makes me even madder at myself that I was not screaming and yelling earlier.
Smaller States do not have the capacity right now to figure out how to do these P3s.
If it finished and we hooked up--Frank Wolf is no longer there, so we could probably hook up with I-66.
If you do not have that expertise to go toe-to-toe with Wall Street, you get snookered at times.
You need long-term capital, the assuredness that comes with 25- to 35-year money.