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4 responses to “Keith Olbermann: Tax Policy to Blame for Minneapolis Bridge Collapse?”
A better question would be: Did entitlement program spending prevent proper infrastructure repairs? Or maybe it was farm aid, education prgrams, defense spending, or better yet Hubert Humphrey caused it.
CAN HIGHER TAXES HOLD UP BRIDGES?
While the search for victims of the Minnesota bridge collapse continues, the search for scapegoats is just revving up. Proposed…
CAN HIGHER TAXES HOLD UP BRIDGES?
While the search for victims of the Minnesota bridge collapse continues, the search for scapegoats is just revving up. Proposed…
CAN HIGHER TAXES HOLD UP BRIDGES?
While the search for victims of the Minnesota bridge collapse continues, the search for scapegoats is just revving up. Proposed…
CAN HIGHER TAXES HOLD UP BRIDGES?
While the search for victims of the Minnesota bridge collapse continues, the search for scapegoats is just revving up. Proposed…
I’m pretty sure that Bush and Cheney blew up the bridge to take the focus off of Iraq–just like they blew up the WTC and the New Orleans dikes.