There are 6,034 structurally deficient bridges in Pennsylvania, the most in the nation, and Gov. Rendell is bragging that he's finally found the money to repair 411 of those brides.

After ignoring the problem of the state's deteriorating bridges and highways for nearly six years, Rendell shouldn't be taking credit for anything.

The bottom line is that Pennsylvania's infrastructure is much worse off today than it was in 2003 when Rendell took office. Billions of dollars that should have been used for bridge and road repairs were instead diverted to prop up failing mass transit systems and build new stadiums for Rendell's corporate buddies.

Governor Rendell, National Transportation Leaders Release Bridge Report