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==History==

==History==

[[File:Illegal lobbying tweet.PNG|right|350px|thumb|Illegal [[lobbying]] tweet sent out by [[pete Buttigieg]] and the [[Biden regime]] to lobby for proposed legislation. Federal agencies are barred by law from engaging in “publicity or propaganda” campaigns directed at legislation pending before Congress.<ref>https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2021/11/28/hilariously-bad-biden-admin-meme-may-also-have-violated-the-law-n482894</ref>]]

[[File:Illegal lobbying tweet.PNG|right|350px|thumb|Illegal [[lobbying]] tweet sent out by [[Pete Buttigieg]] and the [[Biden regime]] promoting proposed legislation. Federal agencies are barred by law from engaging in “publicity or propaganda” campaigns directed at legislation pending before Congress.<ref>https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2021/11/28/hilariously-bad-biden-admin-meme-may-also-have-violated-the-law-n482894</ref>]]

From its inception the United States government wrestled with its role in developing transportation Infrastructure and transportation policy. Often, the result has been confusion and needless complexity, leading to an overabundance of aid for some means of transportation and inadequate support for others. The law that established a cabinet-level Department of Transportation did not pass Congress until ninety-two years after the first such legislation had been introduced. Lyndon Johnson called it "the most important transportation legislation of our lifetime . . . one of the essential building blocks in our preparation for the future. . . ."

From its inception the United States government wrestled with its role in developing transportation Infrastructure and transportation policy. Often, the result has been confusion and needless complexity, leading to an overabundance of aid for some means of transportation and inadequate support for others. The law that established a cabinet-level Department of Transportation did not pass Congress until ninety-two years after the first such legislation had been introduced. Lyndon Johnson called it "the most important transportation legislation of our lifetime . . . one of the essential building blocks in our preparation for the future. . . ."