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In response to
"(note: This wouldn't prohibit states from cooperating to construct regional/national projects if its in their own best interest) -- nm"
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Strongbad
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It wouldn't prohibit it, it would just make it a lot more difficult.
Posted by
Roger More (aka rogermore)
Nov 6 '13, 08:08
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Just look at the issues that states already have problems cooperating on where they have competing interests. Water is a good example.
And big empty states like Montana or Nevada would face greater costs and have less ability to fund them.
Also, remember that a big reason the national highway system was set up was for defense reasons.
All of that means that the federal government is always going to play a role.
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