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Schutze clearly has some issues with the Woodall Rodgers deck park, currently under construction. Which is why I am sending him togoing to beg him to attend Monday's site press conference with U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood, who just confirmed that he's dropping by the construction site to see Your Federal Stimulus Dollars In Action. The park's people just found out LaHood might visit last Friday; his office confirmed this morning. Turns out, LaHood's already going to be in the neighborhood: The Texas Motor Speedway on Monday will play host to the Seventh Annual 26th Congressional District Transportation Summit, where the secretary's scheduled to speak.
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