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Presidential Candidates are Saying on Transportation Infrastructure

 

Arizona voters will go to the polls on March 22, 2016, to cast their votes for the candidate they would prefer represent their party in the presidential election. As a reminder, only voters who are registered with a participating political party may participate in the presidential preference election. To find your voting location click here. ATB’s Overview of Presidential Candidates on Transportation – As the 2016 presidential campaign season continues, ATB is carefully monitoring the candidates’ positions on transportation policy. Nearly all the remaining candidates have made at least one substantive public statement on transportation, or have included it in policy documents posted by their respective campaigns. Below is what we know to date.

President Donald Trump

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Business Career; April 17, 2011—Interview on CNN’s State of the Union program: “We are rebuilding China. I do not know if you know it. They are building bridges. They are building airports. They are building cities, brand-new cities. When was the last time you saw a bridge being built in the United States? We do not have bridges being built. We have bridges that are falling down.”

2015-16 Presidential Campaign:
April 22, 2015—From a video posted on Donald J. Trump’s Facebook page:

“I don’t like what I see happening to America…The infrastructure of our country is a laughingstock all over the world…Our airports, our bridges, our roadways—it’s falling apart…It’s a terrible thing to see.”

May 12-13, 2015—Tweets from Donald J. Trump’s Twitter account—Following the Amtrak train accident in Philadelphia, Mr. Trump sent a series of tweets:

“Amtrak crash near Philadelphia, trail derails – many hurt, some badly. Our country has horrible infrastructure problems. Pols can’t solve!”

“The only one to fix the infrastructure of our country is me – roads, airports, bridges. I know how to build, pols only know how to talk!”

“TRAIN WRECK just the beginning. Our roads, airports, tunnels, bridges, electric grid—all falling apart. I can fix for 20% of pols, & better.”

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