Hard not to politicize this when every respondent has -R next to their name Though for this, I think that reflects their rural constituencies as much as their party affiliation. Fifty years earlier I suppose their forebears would have lobbied against a superhighway with no exits in their communities as well.
In contrast, the Texas state executives and US Senators seem to still be supporting (or at least neutral about) this project as long as it is privately-developed.
In contrast, the Texas state executives and US Senators seem to still be supporting (or at least neutral about) this project as long as it is privately-developed.