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Why fix dangerous bridges when you can build new pet projects?
In the aftermath of the Minneapolis bridge collapse, it's apparent that local politicians would rather earmark dollars for sexy new transit lines and highways than stick to basics. Seattle's coming roads-and-transit vote is a classic illustration of this pattern.
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