; (2) nearly 12 million boats; (3) over 130,000 transit vehicles; and (4) almost 27,000 trains; Whereas the FAQ document sets a goal to build out high-speed rail infrastructure at a scale where air travel stops becoming necessary, which, according to the American Action Forum, would cost between $1.1 and $2.5 trillion and require the construction of 19,453 miles of track; Whereas the Green New Deal’s goal of upgrading all existing buildings to achieve maximum energy and water efficiency within 10 years is likely impossible because the United States has— (1) almost 100 million residential buildings; (2) approximately 140,000 schools; (3) over 306,000 Federal Government buildings; and (4) approximately 384,000 churches; Whereas the Green New Deal calls for Federal subsidies and intervention in the private marketplace, which tend to distort economic activity and disincentivize innovation; Whereas the Green New Deal and the FAQ document call for the enactment of policies with no semblance of a connection to emissions or climate change, including— (1) providing free college to all Americans, which the American Enterprise Institute estimates will cost at least $70 billion per year; (2) providing Government health care to all Americans, which the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget estimates would cost $28 trillion over a decade; and (3) providing economic security for those unwilling to work; Whereas socialism and communism rely upon dictatorships that deny freedoms enjoyed by all Americans, including freedom of speech, a free press, free assembly, free and open elections, due process, and a free and independent judiciary; and Whereas in the 20th century alone, socialist and communist regimes were responsible for the deaths of over 100 million men, women, and children: Now, therefore, be it