>“We can no longer assume that funding will materialize to fix these longstanding issues.” This is blatantly disingenuous. An administration that is doing pret

>“We can no longer assume that funding will materialize to fix these longstanding issues.” This is blatantly disingenuous. An administration that is doing pretty much as it pleases with hardly a check, with friendly majorities in both houses of Congress, claiming powerlessness? Please. And how is selling these facilities going to solve the problem? Do they really expect us to believe buyers will somehow fix these problems for free?