Steve Eldridge, in his column in this morning's Washington Examiner, suggests that transportation authorities can raise money by auctioning off naming right to bridges, tunnels and highways.
Any reader of this blog knows that I had suggested this as a way to raise money for DC months ago. For example, wouldn't Coca Cola pay a lot of money so that the White House Address would be, for a set period of time, 1600 Coca Cola (Pennsylvania) Avenue?
So, what I have long suspected must be true.
Steve Eldrige reads my blog. But is too embarrassed to admit it and give credit where due.
Sic semper reporters.
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