In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 08/01/2025 Vol.510, Q Day 2835, sweetiepiezer wrote: I heard him say that.
“We’re going to put asphalt on the roads. We’re not ripping them apart like these stupid people do. “
Then I thought my thought was not that good.
I believe your thought was good. :)
If stupid people needed to 'put asphalt on the roads' then why were they needlessly 'ripping them apart' instead of just paving them?
I tried to find out where roads were ripped up. Below are a few excerpts from AI's response. If road repairs are too boring to read, then just know AI said Biden Admin made historic investments in repairing roads and other infrastructure, and in a followup question, when pressed for specific roads, mentioned ongoing paving activities across various neighborhoods, including major streets like 6th Street NW and V Street NW. Out of curiousity, I also asked AI to name government buildings near those streets and provide a map.
AI (excerpts)
Yes, during President Biden's administration, significant investments were made in infrastructure, including the repair and rebuilding of roads in Washington D.C. as part of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, which aims to improve the nation's roads and bridges.
shortspansteelbridges.org
National Archives
Road Paving Initiatives During Biden's Administration
Bipartisan Infrastructure Law
Investment: The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, signed in November 2021, represents a historic investment in U.S. infrastructure, including roads and bridges.
Funding: Over $300 billion is allocated specifically for repairing and rebuilding roads and bridges, marking the largest investment since the Eisenhower era.
Progress and Projects
Road Improvements: The Biden-Harris Administration has launched improvements on over 165,000 miles of roads and initiated more than 9,400 bridge repair projects.
Map of 6th Street NW and V Street NW in Washington D.C.
Here is a detailed overview of the area surrounding 6th Street NW and V Street NW in Washington D.C., including notable government buildings nearby.
ransomnote: and here's a street level map
Key Government Buildings Nearby
Building Name Description Howard University A prominent historically Black university located just a few blocks away. U.S. Department of Justice The main headquarters for the federal justice system, located to the southeast. U.S. District Court for D.C. The federal court that handles cases in the district, located nearby. National Gallery of Art A major art museum located to the south, showcasing a vast collection of art. The White House The official residence and workplace of the President, located further south. Yes, former President Barack Obama's residence is located relatively close to the area of 6th Street NW and V Street NW in Washington D.C.
Location Details
- Address: Barack Obama resides in the Kalorama neighborhood of Washington D.C., specifically at 2446 Belmont Road NW.
- Distance: This residence is approximately 3.2 kilometers (about 2 miles) from the intersection of 6th Street NW and V Street NW.
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ransomnote: AI says Comet Ping Pong is 3.5 miles from the area, During Biden's regime it was owned by James Alefantis, 'despite challenges' (still is, according to AI). When asked about challenges it said, "Comet Ping Pong continues to face several ongoing challenges, primarily stemming from its association with the Pizzagate conspiracy theory," and lists security, threats, reputational damage, community relations, and business sustainability. Alafantis still managers the restaurant, and has since it opened. He must really need that location to maintain a business in that kind of environment. "Location! location! location!" Was he expecting more 'ground business' once the 'road projects' in DC were completed? Perhaps Alafantis is losing money on the above ground Ping Pong business.