Opinion: Crumbling infrastructure hurts all San Diego County residents [Opinion]
These same politicians decry the imposition of the federal government’s restrictions on how they spend money from federal programs, when it only happens because they have failed in one of the three critical areas: public safety, infrastructure, public health.
How about an article on that? One that traces the abrogation of duty back through to the administrations that began this shameful operating policy.
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