Couldn't agree more Kirkendall. The fear mongering has to stop at the base level. Glenn isn't the first or the last person to do it. But, as we can clearly see he does it well. CT already has it's tax on gas set at .70 per gallon(rough estimate last time I checked) and so I am not 100% in on the new hike. However, there are plenty of roads here that could surely benefit from having them paved. With that being said, as long as they do not concentrate on main roads and start on side streets again I would definitely be in favor of it.