Rep. Shuster: Obama Budget Missing Transportation Funding Source

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee member criticized president's will to address infrastructure needs by adding to the national debt

House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Rep. Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) said Wednesday that President Obama did not include a funding source for transportation projects in his proposed budget.

Obama's proposal calls for spending $50 billion on immediate road projects and $40 billion on long-distance rail development as part of his recommendations for spending $1.058 trillion in 2014.

Shuster said the president left out a way to pay for his transportation recommendations.

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