House Republican Introduces Bill to Block Washington Rail Project Unless It's Called the Trump Train'
Briefly

Rep. Greg Steube has introduced legislation called the Make Autorail Great Again Act, aiming to rename Washington D.C.'s subway system after President Trump. The proposal seeks to withhold federal funding from the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) unless it adopts the new name, specifically the Trump Train. Steube argues that this initiative is not simply a matter of branding but is rooted in accountability, addressing WMATA's long-standing problems of delays and mismanagement in the transit system. He stresses the importance of modernizing services for upcoming major events in the capital.
Rep. Greg Steube advocates renaming the Washington D.C. subway system to honor President Trump, emphasizing accountability and improvement in service alongside the rebranding.
Steube insists the proposed changes are necessary due to WMATA's poor reputation, citing years of mismanagement and public distrust as reasons for the legislation.
The legislation, named the Make Autorail Great Again Act, aims to withhold federal funding until the subway system is renamed, highlighting a push for legislative accountability.
Steube emphasizes that honoring Trump through this naming campaign is not just symbolic, but also addresses systemic issues within the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority.
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