re: #126 Dark_Falcon

Yes, it does discuss the matter of infrastructure. And its not railroads conservatives don’t favor, its public transit rail services receiving subsidies they don’t tend to like. It’s one of those things where I don’t agree with much of my party, mostly because of where I live. Metra is a great asset to the Chicago area, and not something we could do without. The amount of cars it takes out of commuting duty saves the area millions each year. CTA ‘L’ trains do the same thing.

very reasonable and none-doctrinaire.

it’s a public good.

Its - essentially also the very same argument the left uses to support more government subsidised healthcare.