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drumz on June 18, 2018 at 7:04 pm

Well the Coalition for Smarter Growth does do a lot of work to get more housing built so you're good on that front.

And the idea that our choices are either small apartments in D.C. Or single family homes in loudoun or move to Texas is false.

But even if it wasn't it wouldn't make a new beltway a good idea. If the butterfly effect of that decision means more sprawl in Texas then I guess I'll have to live with that on my conscience.

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