I’m pretty sure they were going to do that with or without him. the party responsible for the incident should be the one fitting the bill
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Yes, but ascertaining liability and securing a payout is a process that may take many years of being dragged through the courts, if it is even successful at all.
The government making money available immediately does help get things going with less uncertainty about who can foot the bill.
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Bridges are fucking expensive, I'm not certain if the government will be able to recover a significant portion of the cost.
Someone doesn't remember the 9/11 responder funding, hurricane funding, the rhetoric around COVID funding, etc. etc.
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People keep saying “Key Bridge” and idk if they’re referring to the name or the fact that it’s a vital port for the east coast
Well, obviously.
Its not like they are gonna go "you know what, it can't fall any further, lets just leave well enough alone."
I mean he could've shown up 2 weeks late, and starting throwing Paper Towels at people.
Because if you'll remember that is all our former president did and it led to 2975 People Dying
By himself, with fused vertebrae? Doubt.
They wouldn't want reconstruction money coming from the $1b cop city project
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