There's gonna be a bunch of cranky-pants posters who are sure there's money in the State budget to do this work, but it's just being mis-spent on wasteful programs. This what they've heard from some state representatives who either can't do math, or feel like they have be tough guys on taxes to get reelected. These people, just like the State reps, won't offer any details because they can't. They'll cite to Caldera's insanely reckless bond proposal as a way to pay for roads. A proposal just as amourphous as the cranky-pants cry of waste in the budget. 

Of course there's some 'waste' in the State budget. Virtually every budget has some waste.  These people have to be asked for specifics. What exactly is wasteful and should be cut, or redirected to roads? They should also be asked why the State reps, saying there's money in the budget, blocked an attempt to allow us to vote on a tax increase for roads, like Tabor says should happen?