[100-Fold_Return]

Plans for the Trans-Texas Corridor, two multimodal corridors to parallel I-35 and the future I-69, have been controversial for many reasons, ranging from environmental and trade concerns to not-in-my-backyard protests. The need for greatly expanded highways such as the Trans-Texas Corridor is driven at least partly by increased trade traffic through Mexico from Asia, as well as NAFTA trade.

If the liebrals through the MSM have convinced your average Texan the TTC is as "evil" as Rush Limbaugh is to them--

Then Texans are going to demand an $0.08 tax added upon every gallon of gas and diesel for the doubling of the size of the highways in Texas was needed five years ago.

An eight cent tax added upon fuel is the only way to get the roads Texas needs outside of the "eeeeeeeeevil" TTC!

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Don't forget eeeeeeeeeeeeeevil tolls, eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevil redirecting of 9 cents per gallon being spent on schools and other things, and eeeeeeeeeeeeevil inflationary increases in the gas tax after the eeeeeeeeeeeeeevil eight cent increase.

[itsahoot]

If the liebrals through the MSM have convinced your average Texan the TTC is as "evil" as Rush Limbaugh is to them--

I would hope there are more than a few Patriots that see how nutty this idea is. I don't expect any Libertarian opposition, so lay off.