Democrats Reissue Call for Infrastructure Bank in Philadelphia
Presidential nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have lamented crumbling U.S. bridges and roads.
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Democrats in Philadelphia for their national convention Wednesday reiterated their party's call for a federal infrastucture bank as presidential nominees Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump lament crumbling U.S. bridges and roads.
At events hosted by Bloomberg, Representative Seth Moulton of Massachusetts said the bank had become politicized but would help bring “business-based decision making” to transportation, while former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell said it would likely be self-funding.