dealing with more than one in three kentucky bridges needing to be replaced is apparently so he s keeping it secret. in the face of rather monstrous traffic and detour adversity, like what is being faced in southern indiana and in kentucky right now, in the face of that kind of adversity, americans innovate. that means a brand new every 45 minutes $1 ferry service across the ohio river that did it not exist before, which is particularly handy if you work right at the bridge abutment. but still better, another option for getting across the ohio river there with sherman minton shut down. but it also means another kind of innovation in the form of branding and merchandising. when we first talked about the emergency shutdown of the sherman minton bridge on this show and the proverbial bomb it was dropping on louisville-area
and year in and year out, month in and month out, we have a lot of clout down in washington. people don t want to truck with pennsylvania but of its power in an election. why should we unilaterally disarm? why should ohio, with a republican governor, ohio keeps all of its, let s say, 19 electoral votes going to the winner and keeps its clout. a rout in pennsylvania would be something like 11-7. so we pick up four electorate votes. that would be the whole ball of wax. no one would pay nearly as much attention to pennsylvania as they did now. lastly, it s blatantly political. if you re going to do this in pennsylvania and the republicans are going to pick up electorate votes, what about texas? we d like to pick up electorate votes in texas. if you did it by district in texas instead of getting shut out, democrats would gain electorate votes. it s silly, it s partisan, it s unfair. they should be ashamed of themselves. one of the sort of internal dynamics at work here,
in philadelphia, which is a city that s about 83% democratic registration, let s say the vote follows registration. well, philadelphia, barack obama would carry 83-17. that secondly, it is bad for pennsylvania. right now as you know, rachel, pennsylvania s one of the big three. florida, pennsylvania, and ohio where elections are decided. we get the most money spent during the election campaign, the most attention from the candidates and the campaigns.
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denounced the american jobs act as not serious. his mitch mcconnell plan for dealing with more than one in three kentucky bridges needing to be replaced is apparently so serious he s keeping it secret. in the face of rather monstrous traffic and detour adversity, like what is being faced in southern indiana and in kentucky right now, in the face of that kind of adverse ity, americans innovate. that means a brand new every 45 minutes $1 ferry service across the ohio river that did it not exist before, which is particularly handy if you work right at the bridge abutment. but still better, another option for getting across the ohio river there with sherman minton shut down. but it also means another kind of innovation in the form of branding and merchandising. when we first talked about the emergency shutdown of the sherman minton bridge on this show and the proverbial bomb it was dropping on louisville-area