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If the Federal Government picks up the tab for fixing Flint Michigan's contaminated water/crumbling infrastructure crisis, where does the Federal Government's role end?
Asked by ibstubro (18804)
February 7th, 2016
Nearly every city in the United States is faced with replacing a crumbling infrastructure that includes water pipes made of lead.
Can the Federal Government, in all good conscious, spend millions/billions in Flint, and refuse the same help to every other aging American city?
Where would it end?
If there were a cholera outbreak in Chicago due to the aging sewer system, would the Federal Government be on the hook for fixing all the inner city sewers, too?
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