Fresno County reconsiders high-speed rail
You can skip the preliminaries and hear Michael Brady's remarks before the Fresno County Board of Supervisors starting at 7:25 on the video.
The Fresno County Board of Supervisors will vote on the issue next Tuesday.
Kathy Hamilton examines the phony jobs claims by the state. State unions support the project because dumb projects create jobs, which is all they care about.
See the Community Coalition on High-Speed Rail on jobs and other myths about the project.
See also Cal Watchdog. com: Speed promises for bullet train? CA says ‘never mind’
See also Cal Watchdog. com: Speed promises for bullet train? CA says ‘never mind’
The court of appeal upheld the Pacheco Pass route, but more important litigation against the boondoggle is ongoing.
Thanks to Citizens for High-Speed Rail Accountability and the The Fresno Bee for links.
Labels: High-Speed Rail
posted by Rob Anderson @ 11:15 AM
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3 Comments:
the argument against it is so weak
The arguments for it are very weak, like where are they going to get the money to build it?
Fresno County has withdrawn its support for the high-speed rail project and voted to file an amicus brief in support of the Tos/Fukuda/Kings County lawsuit.
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