A Secondhand Conjecture gives us a recent piece on Private Infrastructure.
Our college football teams already play in the Blue Bonnet Margarine-Trojan Condoms-Viagra Liberty Bowl.
Moreover, you can't tell me that it makes more sense to name bridges, overpasses, and highways after politicians.
As Lance says,
I'd rather drive over the Delaware River into New Jersey (well, I'd rather not, but that's another story) while watching a message board telling me to "Ask your doctor about Crestor" than to either (a) worry about the damn thing falling down, or (b) pay higher tolls to escape the Garden State.
Our college football teams already play in the Blue Bonnet Margarine-Trojan Condoms-Viagra Liberty Bowl.
Moreover, you can't tell me that it makes more sense to name bridges, overpasses, and highways after politicians.
As Lance says,
I hate naming rights as much as the next guy. But if private money prevents our bridges and roads from from falling down, I don’t care what they’re named. Someday I might even be able to enjoy a faster, less-crowded subway ride aboard the Buffett Express.
I'd rather drive over the Delaware River into New Jersey (well, I'd rather not, but that's another story) while watching a message board telling me to "Ask your doctor about Crestor" than to either (a) worry about the damn thing falling down, or (b) pay higher tolls to escape the Garden State.
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Instead of making sure I have a tissue to blow my nose when I'm sick, spend that money on making sure the bridge doesn't fall on the way to the doctor.