Fossenkemper: Hobbs need to address infrastructure
As I write this, I am at a brief stop in southeast Utah. The drive here from Phoenix was a horrible, dangerous experience on highways that you would expect to find in third-world countries. “Unsafe at any speed” is the only phrase that describes them.
Our governor has become so focused on aborting the unborn, giving citizenship to illegals and social engineering that she has completely lost sight of the job she was elected to do, namely the maintenance of our state infrastructure.
Come on, Hobbs, get back to work and leave the destruction of our nation to the expert hands of Uncle Joe. His highway to hell is doing its job.
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Fossenkemper: Hobbs need to address infrastructure
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Allen Fossenkemper | Fountain Hills
As I write this, I am at a brief stop in southeast Utah. The drive here from Phoenix was a horrible, dangerous experience on highways that you would expect to find in third-world countries. “Unsafe at any speed” is the only phrase that describes them.
Our governor has become so focused on aborting the unborn, giving citizenship to illegals and social engineering that she has completely lost sight of the job she was elected to do, namely the maintenance of our state infrastructure.
Come on, Hobbs, get back to work and leave the destruction of our nation to the expert hands of Uncle Joe. His highway to hell is doing its job.
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