What Will It Take to Get Congress to Give Us an Infrastructure Bill?

Posted on the 26 March 2015 by Morage @kebmebms

Yes sir, breaking news on more of America's infrastructure. And ironically, poignantly, it's out of "red state", Republican Texas, no less.
1 dead, 3 injured in bridge collapse on I-35

Not only did a bridge collapse but it was tragic, too:

KVUE in Texasis reporting 1 person is dead and 3 are injured in a bridge collapse in Bell County, Texas.

One person is dead and at least three others are injured after a crash along Interstate 35 near mile marker 286 in Salado, according to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
DPS said the person who died was in a pickup truck driving under the bridge when it collapsed. According to the Texas Department of Transportation, around 11 a.m. Thursday, an oversized tractor trailer hit a beam of the FM 2484 overpass bridge that was under construction on I-35. The impact caused several beams to become dislodged and fall onto the roadway.
Not only is our infrastructure collapsing, as here, but it killed an American and hurt others.
So I ask you, at what point are our representatives in Congress going to do something to write, propose and pass a good, strong, meaningful infrastructure bill?
I say again--
  • Americans need the jobs.
  • Our infrastructure famously needs the updating and improving.
  • And the economy needs the boost.

It should be a no-brainer.
Senator Roy Blunt?
Will you lead on this, sir?