Sean, explain to everyone how a bike lane is “DEI.” Go ahead. Walk us through it. A bike lane is transportation infrastructure. People of every race, sex, religion, and political party use bike lanes. Slapping the letters “DEI” on something doesn’t magically change what it is. The Biden administration passed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, a roughly $1.2 trillion infrastructure law with about $550 billion in new federal infrastructure spending, the largest investment in decades. It funded roads, bridges, ports, airports, rail, broadband, water systems, and other critical infrastructure projects in every single state. It was such a success that Republicans who voted against it couldn’t wait to hold ribbon cuttings and take credit for projects funded by the very law they opposed. The photos and press releases are still out there. So spare us the propaganda. If you’re canceling a transportation project, call it that. Don’t insult everyone’s intelligence by pretending a bike lane is some kind of “DEI pet project.” Roads, bridges, ports, sidewalks, trails, and bike lanes are all transportation infrastructure. You either support improving transportation or you don’t.