The World Motivation
In order for the United States to build a competitive 21st century economy, Congress needs to pass a 21st century infrastructure plan.
“In order for the United States to build a competitive 21st century economy, Congress needs to pass a 21st century infrastructure plan.”
In order for the United States to build a competitive 21st century economy, Congress needs to pass a 21st century infrastructure plan.
The only people who should suffer financial hardship when elected leaders can't govern are the elected leaders themselves.
Our nation was built on the promise of equality and opportunity, and the Equality Act extends that promise to our extraordinary LGBTQ community.
The medical device tax has overstayed its welcome. Too many jobs have been lost and too much innovation has been stifled due to this tax, which disproportionately impacts Minnesota.
I would urge Rachel Notley to be more like Peter Lougheed. Lougheed had a sensible plan for the oil sands, which involved ancillary infrastructure like upgraders and refineries.
Most larger companies now see that for the market to grow, Web infrastructure must be royalty-free.
In the early 2000s, we were finding at Amazon that software development projects were taking us longer than we thought they should. We decided to build a set of infrastructure services to allow our retail business to move more quickly.
We must invest in our nation's transportation infrastructure.
Americans, and only Americans, should decide our elections. That's just common sense and foundational to our democracy.
The eyes of the nation were on the rebuilding of I-95. I hope Americans can use some of its lessons in taking advantage of the opportunity to safely, quickly and smartly strengthen our nation's infrastructure.