Virginia defends pay as you go road policy against critics
The piece argues Virginia’s pay as you go highway system yields better value than bonds. It cites 1935 costs to motorists, federal funds, and the 50 000 mile network. It claims critics seek political gain while roads recover from severe winter damage.
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Debtors and Debt Costs Spark Political Debate
The text argues against state debt, urging wiser leadership to protect taxpayers and secure affordable resources, highlighting concern over price increases and the burden on residents. It emphasizes prudent spending and savings of valuable assets.
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