[Dane]

Just like Ike(Eisenhower) wasn't fooling anyone when he prosposed and psuhed through this.

And back in the 50's far right wingers were calling Eisenhower a communist and an atheist.

You all, IMO, look silly in your knee jerk opposition and quest for the conpiracy theory of the day.

[Dog Gone]

Those roads look pretty darn scary. Just looking at them robs me of my sovereignty.

[truthkeeper]

Are any of those roads in Mexico or Canada?

[gas0linealley]

"You all, IMO, look silly in your knee jerk opposition and quest for the conpiracy theory of the day."

Considering how the Federal Gov. has handled the illegal invasion, it is your opinion that looks silly.

[deport]

The conpiracy theory of the day won't or doesn't mean much to most Texans that have to travel these congested roads day in and day out for a living or depends upon them for products to shipped in or out. There are lots of articles written by the antis but in the long run Texas needs roads and will have them whether it is the TTC or some other funded option such as state debt and taxes. It's mostly a matter of time in the approval process.

[conservativecorner]

Notice that all the roads are in the United States of America? Read the CFR document on the US Embassy Website for a wonderful North American Community.

[Freeper]

Actually Eisenhower did not propose the I-System as your picture depicts. He only planned on having three I-Hiways going E to W and 4 I-Hiways going North to South. Most of the remainder you see in the Interstate System you see today was a long after thought of Eisenhowers plan.

[unixfox]

As much money that is robbed from the taxpayers these roads should be paved with gold.

[wolfcreek]

"You all, IMO, look silly in your knee jerk opposition and quest for the conpiracy theory of the day".


As opposed to looking silly everytime you post?