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It's been argued in another thread, and cited in the work of centrists economists, that the only hope of solving the "worker glut" in the short term is to spend at unprecedented levels on infrastructure projects. Unfortunately, most voters don't find roads to be politically very "sexy," and a big wall on the southern border isn't very practical.
So here's something that everyone can get behind (and on): the world's first Transatlantic Bridge.
This bridge would make it possible to drive cars and big rigs from the East Coast to the west coast of Europe. It would come with restaurants, hotels, service stations: enough to get this country to full employment for a long time. Plus, you wouldn't have to put up with the crappy service you get from air travel these days.
So here's something that everyone can get behind (and on): the world's first Transatlantic Bridge.
This bridge would make it possible to drive cars and big rigs from the East Coast to the west coast of Europe. It would come with restaurants, hotels, service stations: enough to get this country to full employment for a long time. Plus, you wouldn't have to put up with the crappy service you get from air travel these days.