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I'm sorry. I thought you were referring to "good news" in the context of the main point of the statement:

At some point in the future tolls on interstates are going to become the norm rather than the exception.

As far as the public receptivity of it, I'd say: Yes, it's good news. The reason for this is that this means people are more willing to treat their use of public infrastructure the way they treat their purchase of anything else.

Now if only we could get public schools to operate the same way, we'd be in great shape as a country. Don't you agree?

12 posted on 08/21/2014 2:34:43 AM PDT by Alberta's Child ("What in the wide, wide world of sports is goin' on here?")

To: Alberta's Child

13 posted on 08/21/2014 2:50:32 AM PDT by Ray76 (True change requires true change - A Second Party ...or else it's more of the same...)

To: Alberta's Child

>> At some point in the future tolls on interstates are going to become the norm rather than the exception.

That is unacceptable.

14 posted on 08/21/2014 2:51:25 AM PDT by Ray76 (True change requires true change - A Second Party ...or else it's more of the same...)

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