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Arnold Schwarzenegger on Technology

Republican CA Governor


Infrastructure should be a top priority

I am for Proposition 53. I think it’s a good beginning. But the fact of the matter is that we need a lot of infrastructure here in California. Infrastructure with the highways and with the transportation, the railroads, infrastructure with our water supply, infrastructure with our ports. We need that. We should model ourselves after Texas. In Texas, they’ve committed $140 billion for infrastructure. They are going to start now with building 4,000 miles of transportation, railway, freeways, highways and all those kinds of things. They have already taken the position we were first in export, now it’s Texas is first in export, because they are really aggressive, it seems. That’s what California ought to do.
Source: Recall Debate, Cal. State Univ. at Sacramento Sep 24, 2003

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