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Will Bush's new plan to cut gas usage by 20% finally force Houston to get some real mass transportation? Also, adding to the fact, that Tom Delay is no longer blocking funds to his own constituents in Congress, this current political environment should benefit Houston. However, judging from the past, Houston has been quite resilent to any progess for real mass transit.
Houston is not built for mass transit.....It's hard now to get to point A to point B because of how Houston is spread out....It's not like up north where so many work in the area where they live...Plus the people in charge of fixing it can't stop fighting with eachother ! And Bush did not say to stop driving by 20%, he said to use different fuels other than oil based...
that GW is such a genius, able to make you think he cant form a sentence one minute, next starting a war in just the right place, then having clinton be friends with his dad. and now able to control all that oil. Im gonna buy more oil stock.
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