The ‘Bridge To Nowhere’ Returns
With Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin at his side, Sen. John McCain just brought up the infamous Bridge to Nowhere for the first time in quite a while at a town-hall
Jul 31, 20201.6K Shares1.6M Views
With Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin at his side, Sen. John McCain just brought up the infamous “Bridge to Nowhere” for the first time in quite a while at a town-hall meeting in Waukesha, Wis.
McCain was talking about earmarks and corruption.
“„“We’ve had a ‘Bridge to Nowhere,’ a $233-million bridge in Alaska, which I’m happy to say this governor stood up against.”
An Op-Ed in the Austin [Texas] Statesman-Journaldates Palin’s last use of the “Thanks, but no thanks for that Bridge to Nowhere” line in early September a week after the Republican National Convention — and well after it became clear that Palin didn’t really say “no thanks” to the project.
Apparently, the McCain campaign believes the American public’s collective memory only extends back a few weeks.
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