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WSJ - explains the $126 Billion Debacle to Build CA's Bullet Train
https://www.wsj.com/us-news/inside-the-1..._lead_pos7

No operational tracks or finished sections of the California High-Speed Rail system are complete or open to passengers despite billions and billions of dollars spent. The project was approved in 2008. It was scheduled for completion around 202 at an estimated cost of $33 billion.

The incompetent Dems, when in charge, have trouble building anything major on time and on budget.
10-22-2026 02:47 PM
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