As a resident of Braddock, I’m writing to condemn the Mon-Fayette Expressway, the Bob Dole ’96 of urban-planning ideas: a post-war relic, relevance wicked away by the passing decades. Like Mr. Dole, the MFX patiently lingered forever and is now “entitled” to its turn -- no matter how sad and costly a spectacle will assuredly unfurl. Sad and costly indeed. An excerpt from a 2004 Post-Gazette article that profiled several of the recent highway construction projects, including a completed leg of the MFX: “It does not disproportionately adversely affect low income and/or minority populations.”