“Bridge to Nowhere” controversy
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The “Bridge to Nowhere” controversy refers to a highly criticized U.S. federal earmark proposal to build an expensive bridge in Alaska connecting sparsely populated Gravina Island to the mainland, which became a national symbol of government pork-barrel spending.
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