The "Bridge to Nowhere

The "Bridge to Nowhere"

A) is a fictional account of drawbridge that was made out of gold coins collected from Roman tax collectors.
B) was a bridge proposed to be built in Alaska that would have cost taxpayers $320 million, despite the availability of a ferry service that charged $6 per automobile.
C) refers to the inherent difficulty for Democrats and Republicans to bridge their differences with bipartisan legislation.
D) was an overturned law that required bridges to be paid for by people who benefited the most from their use.