Infrastructure lament: ‘Deal is more important than the outcome’ ...Middle East

The bipartisan Senate negotiators had no sooner convened a giddy, celebratory news conference Wednesday night to celebrate striking a deal on a $944 billion infrastructure agreement, when the criticism began rolling in. The bill, critics said, didn’t invest enough in safety. It spent too much on highways and not enough on transit. And it fell […] The post Infrastructure lament: ‘Deal is more important than the outcome’ appeared first on Roll Call.

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