They say the best defense is good offense. Which probably explains the latest tack by John McCain's campaign on the Bridge to Nowhere backlash. For weeks, the media has castigated Alaska Gov.

ProPublica has a detailed article about the $26 million construction of the Gravina Island Highway, the road that was supposed to lead to the infamous Bridge to Nowhere, even though Palin (as we all ...

It’s the replicated scene in Charlton Heston’s “The ... From the beginning, what is now the “Bridge to Nowhere” was an architectural Jonah trolling for victims. During construction ...

Mitt Romney is so 2008. The Republican candidate brought up a term that hasn't been heard since the last presidential campaign: the infamous "bridge to nowhere," which he mentioned during CNN's ...

SIEGEL: Senator McCain has been assailing the Bridge to Nowhere as the epitome of what's wrong with Washington ever since the spring of 2004. In November 2006, Sarah Palin is elected and from what ...

Dubbed the "Bridge to Nowhere," the bridge in Alaska would connect the town of Ketchikan (population 8,900) with its airport on the Island of Gravina (population 50) at a cost to federal taxpayers ...

county director Michael Miles said the Mulholland Bridge was “a bridge to nowhere” when it was first constructed, because of the lack of traffic in the area. But today, it’s hard to deny the ...

So maybe we ought to start there. We could call the Bridge to Nowhere something like Trixie, Boots or Buddy. No longer a lonely heart, it will be our pet bridge. But many people have a pet peeve ...