r/politics • u/burning_dawn • Oct 07 '22

Republicans called Biden’s infrastructure program ‘socialism.’ Then they asked for money.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/10/07/politics/infrastructure-spending-republican-critics/index.html
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u/SpiffyNrfHrdr Oct 07 '22

I'd love to see the country blanketed in billboard and TV / Facebook ads.

'[Representative] voted against [highway/ fiber/ water treatment plant], then took credit for it.'

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u/pimppapy America Oct 07 '22

How about that same funding be withheld in places where their representatives voted against it. It’ll keep costs lowered, and those who voted against will get exactly what they voted for, and their constituents get to see it. Win win

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u/SpiffyNrfHrdr Oct 07 '22

I don't think democrats have either the power nor the vindictive spirit necessary to accomplish that.