Imagine America with flawless bridges, roads, and dams. This is a vision that many wish for. Maintaining infrastructure is crucial for growth and safety.
I once joked about selling you a bridge, a familiar expression implying an incredulous offer. You’ve bought into infrastructure projects before, in past decades. Now, I ask you to reconsider this offer, under different circumstances.
The bridge exists, but not where you expect. It hasn’t been relocated in the physical sense. Instead, it finds itself in a foreign land of policy and politics. This shift challenges how we perceive infrastructure investment.

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