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RE: WSJ - explains the $126 Billion Debacle to Build CA's Bullet Train
(10-28-2026 05:26 AM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  It's California, why is anyone surprised?

No one is surprised. No one is outraged.

It’s $120 billion and no one cares at all.

The only issue is who spent it and how people can spin the story to their advantage.

They want to have the advantage so they can get into power and run projects exactly like this and share the windfall with their supporters.

Thats why we are $40 trillion in debt and have nothing to show for it.

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