Rush Limbaugh fir privatization of infrastructure to have insane tolls and less traffic for wealthy and have foreign companies build

Gerald Jasper
   Rush Limbaugh went on a usually than longer rant about the need for president Trump's new massive increase in spending for infrastructure t be in private hands and not public. Rush Limbaugh received an memo the other morning and this was to be a major topic of discussion as the cost cutters and Dobald rump's administration seek to build and spend. Trump may say American companies will be building but when you put something in private control in a massive building of roads and so forth cost-cutting measures will usually dictate and international private hands get their hands on what should be government "American' expenditure and profit of projects. Rush Limbaugh is an idiot and if he had his wish all private companies would be building roads with the right to charge as they please such as the horrible Indiana has seen with the Indiana Toll Road, a highway with very high tolls that only post-grads from Notre Dame can afford to drive daily if needed for themselves.

A Rush Limbaugh and other far-right Republican and Libertarian assholes would wish to see toll roads on all major through-ways,boulevards, and highways making the into pay roads where the CEOS and executive class can charge and profit for themselves. Rush Limbaugh has a personal preference for private domination as he trusts its ability to advertise more and use make of media in high paying gigs more than government can do for radio or TV personalities and this is why he prefers privatization of everything as the nutball thinks it would improve the lot for all instead of giving them the usual dead end jobs which he experiences little now. No doubt if Rush Limbaugh was being paid 18 grand a year to supervise cleaning of after games for the Kansas City Clowns and  Royals spots teamsand  as he once did I am sure he would be so clamorous of the positive aspects and need to privatize so much of our economy and industry.