So wouldn't that be the policy prescription, the first policy prescription is make sure that, rather than have the taxpayers subsidize that, we come up with a model where the people utilizing the track are actually paying for it?
Johnson advocates for a pricing model for rail infrastructure to reduce taxpayer subsidies.
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That’s a 200,000-vote differential. That’s what ought to concern Tom Tiffany, and of course he’s not gonna run against Francesca Hong; he’s probably going to have a more formidable opponent.
This is going to take time, but when my staff saw this, I mean, to me, this immediately impacts public safety, immediately impacts informed consent.
There was a concern whether or not we could actually pass the budget resolution tonight.
I personally am glad, I don’t care who the president is or what party, I will generally support that president reducing spending. And I’d applaud it.
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