WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama is pressing Congress to make a long-term commitment to keep highway and transit aid flowing to states, but lawmakers appear headed for a short-term patch to sustain projects through next May.
Obama has proposed a $302 billion, four-year transportation spending plan that is paid in part by closing corporate tax loopholes.
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