Stalled, Delayed, and Left Behind: The Billion-Dollar Cost of Texas Infrastructure Inaction
Bureaucratic gridlock and chronic federal-state coordination failures have quietly strangled some of Texas's most critical infrastructure projects, costing the state billions in lost economic growth and driving business investment toward competitor states. From incomplete highway corridors to underutilized port expansions, the pattern is the same: delay, defer, repeat. McKennon's platform offers a decisive departure from the paralysis that has become the status quo.