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Trump's infrastructure plan: let's have another look at those really long charts Trump's infrastructure plan: let's have another look at those really long charts
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Donald Trump was supposed to be talking about infrastructure when he made his remarks about Charlottesville on Tuesday. His printed chart was taller than transportation secretary Elaine Chao
Trump’s infrastructure plan in ruins after wrecking ball of neo-Nazi comments
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Sam Morris
Sat 19 Aug 2017 17.36 BST
Last modified on Fri 9 Feb 2018 18.38 GMT
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If you like scrolling, you’ll love two charts released recently by the White House. The longer chart achieved fame earlier this week when Donald Trump held it up to begin a news conference at which he insisted on a moral equivalency between white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, and activists who confronted them.If you like scrolling, you’ll love two charts released recently by the White House. The longer chart achieved fame earlier this week when Donald Trump held it up to begin a news conference at which he insisted on a moral equivalency between white supremacists in Charlottesville, Virginia, and activists who confronted them.
As the disastrous news conference crashed to a conclusion, the chart was spied in a heap on the floor, as forgotten as the original purpose of the event, which was to tout supposed Trump administration innovations in guiding federal funds to US highway projects.As the disastrous news conference crashed to a conclusion, the chart was spied in a heap on the floor, as forgotten as the original purpose of the event, which was to tout supposed Trump administration innovations in guiding federal funds to US highway projects.
As printed out for the event, the chart was taller than transportation secretary Elaine Chao, who stood by Trump before the news conference went off the rails. If you missed it at the time, here is the chart, reproduced in full, with the White House’s revised workflow proposition at bottom.As printed out for the event, the chart was taller than transportation secretary Elaine Chao, who stood by Trump before the news conference went off the rails. If you missed it at the time, here is the chart, reproduced in full, with the White House’s revised workflow proposition at bottom.
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