instaPoll: Do you support bold proposals like the 414 Plan to cut through the red tape and speed up construction projects?

This week, the President delivered the State of the Union address to a joint session of Congress and the American people.  In a wide-ranging speech that touched on a variety of national concerns from economic recovery, to changing energy policy and addressing the ongoing housing crisis, the President offered his Administration's 'blueprint' for the next year without providing many details.  One goal articulated by the President was his desire to "clear away the red tape that slows down too many construction projects" through an executive order.  While specifics of the President's proposal remain unclear, I have offered a bold proposal, the 414 Plan, that does just that--clears away the red tape, puts Americans back to work, cuts costs, and accelerates necessary construction and improvements to our nation's roads and bridges.  The 414 Plan GOAL: Seeks to build roads and bridges in 414 days, rather than 13 years. INSPIRATION: Rebuilding of the collapsed Minnesota Bridge that took only 414 days. KEY PROVISIONS: Halts the red tape regulation stifling road and bridge projects Protects any regulations pertaining to safety or durability Jumpstarts efficiency in road and bridge projects, building jobs and improving infrastructure Moratorium in place for only 5 years to give opportunity to revisit and reevaluate Question of the Week: Do you support bold proposals like the 414 Plan to cut through the red tape and speed up construction projects? (  )  Yes, I support bold proposals like the 414 Plan to cut through the red tape. (  )  No, I do not support proposals like the 414 Plan that cut back on regulations. (  )  Other (  )  I am unsure. Learn more about the 414 Plan here. Read my statement in response to the State of the Union address here. Take the poll here. Find the results of last week's instaPoll here.

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