> lobby for cohesive regional zoning and transportation planning that meets growth I agree that this is the right answer in theory. The challenge is that, in p

> lobby for cohesive regional zoning and transportation planning that meets growth I agree that this is the right answer in theory. The challenge is that, in practice, by the time the critically important rail line or subway or high speed bus lane (or whatever) is built and put into operation, you're halfway to retirement and your kids are out of high school. So, practically speaking, a lot of people conclude that the only effective voting is the kind done with the feet. Too often state and local governments are not capable of doing their jobs quickly enough to solve the problems.