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It's the conservative way.
It's the conservative way.
It's the conservative way.
Yes, it's all Bushes fault. We should have the government building our bridges. You know, shovel ready. Those evil conservatives want private companies building them.
yes I know, the bay bridge has had issues since the big one a while back.
I won't even go into the screw ups with other pieces they built and installed, cost overruns etc etc etc ...
we cannot even build a bridge span here anymore for a cost we'll pay.....hey buy AmeriKan
It's the conservative way.
Yes, it's all Bushes fault. We should have the government building our bridges. You know, shovel ready. Those evil conservatives want private companies building them.
Yep.
yes I know, the bay bridge has had issues since the big one a while back.
I won't even go into the screw ups with other pieces they built and installed, cost overruns etc etc etc ...
we cannot even build a bridge span here anymore for a cost we'll pay.....hey buy AmeriKan
Not quite. The steel was made in China, not the bridge itself.
It's the conservative way.
Yes, it's all Bushes fault. We should have the government building our bridges. You know, shovel ready. Those evil conservatives want private companies building them.
Yep.
Not quite. The steel was made in China, not the bridge itself.
I don't really doubt you, but, can you tell me where is was put together then...here?
all I could find using 'constructed in the search was this...
Bay Bridge, partly made, for less, in China | | The Bulletin
And while I'm not really sure what I think about it, I will say, as someone who has always been interested in the architecture and science of bridges, I'm very interested in seeing it when it's done. It's pretty remarkable, some of the innovation of design.
Not quite. The steel was made in China, not the bridge itself.
I don't really doubt you, but, can you tell me where is was put together then...here?
all I could find using 'constructed in the search was this...
Bay Bridge, partly made, for less, in China | | The Bulletin
And while I'm not really sure what I think about it, I will say, as someone who has always been interested in the architecture and science of bridges, I'm very interested in seeing it when it's done. It's pretty remarkable, some of the innovation of design.
The SF Bay Bridge: Made in China and Costing a Fortune
The SF Bay Bridge: Made in China and Costing a Fortune | Mother Jones
How much you wanna bet they were the low bidder because they do not use union labor.
Those commies are efficient.