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If this topic sounds a little familiar, we have discussed infrastructure in the past, including in November 2008 before we knew Barack Obama had been elected president.
As you read this, the election is a memory, and the president elect is known. I hope that the current financial mess is also just a memory. As I write, however, neither is the case.