Editor,

For years there has been talk of improving infrastructure in the United States. And that is mostly what has taken place, talk and not much action. All hat, and no cattle some might say.

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Wilfred Fernandez Jr
Wilfred Fernandez Jr

Mr. Thom,

Both G. W. Bush and B. H. Obama had majority control of our country for the first two years of their administrations. Neither used the opportunity to remedy immigration and infrastructure issues. I won't hold my breath for Biden and company.

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Terence Y
Terence Y

Well written, Mr. Thom, but unfortunately the wrong party is in control and they don’t want to work across the aisle or compromise. This party also doesn’t seem to care why they were elected. In fact, bungling Biden stole his election and we see many horrendous Treasonous Obama policies being reinstated. To wit, kids in cages.

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