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Florida Governor sued over refusing high-speed rail
Wow. The "GOP Governor Tsunami" of 2010 is really sparking some battles ...
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Has he given his reasoning for refusing the high speed rail?
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/0..._n_829981.html His primary reason he gives is what it will cost out of the state's pocket, a number that others in the state say is false. There's lots of talking back and forth between other elected officials in his state and Washington. Other elected officials suing a governor. Pretty shocking stuff. Quote:
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ever think about just applying for MSNBC or some other super DNC branch office job yada yada yada "pull my sting" so predictable you are |
Doesn't anyone see the hypocrisy in this? Is Obama building high speed rail for the poor? Do you plan on using high speed rail in the near future? Guess what. You've peen played! Hello! It's that nasty rich that's gonna be sucking up those high speed rides!
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So go back to looking for your black helicopters, flying monkeys and illegal Kenyan Muslim Presidents. Conspiracy theorists don't have alot of bonafides regarding lecturing others on what their reality is. |
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Read Buffetts current shareholder letter this past weekend (you can find it on the Berkshire Hathaway website): "The highlight of 2010 was our acquisition of Burlington Northern Santa Fe, a purchase that's working out even better than I expected. "Railroads have major cost and environmental advantages over trucking. … Last year BNSF moved each ton of freight it carried a record 500 miles on a single gallon of diesel fuel. That's three times more fuel-efficient than trucking is, which means our railroad owns an important advantage in operating costs. Concurrently, our country gains because of reduced greenhouse emissions and a much smaller need for imported oil. When traffic travels by rail, society benefits." |
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There's no way people say in N. Dakota should pay for a train in Florida. Just as Floridians shouldn't pay for a Milwaukee Madison line. I suggest you look up the name Henry Flagler who built his railway over ocean in the late 1890's. If he could do it then, Buffett can do it now. Government belongs in the governing and defense business not the rail business, post office, health care administrator/provider, hospitals, banking, mortgage, auto manufacturing etc etc ad nausea. |
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I work in the horse business.. and its incredible how much stem cells have done for certain industries.. that is not a waste of money, and GW Bush was an idiot for cutting funding for stem cells. |
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And do you run the toll booths, refusing to pay tolls, when you come to Illinois? :rolleyes: |
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Illinois toll booths and tollways are run by IL not the Fed though like every state agency they get their share of fed grade A pork. Now if I had to pay an IL toll passing through North Dakota I'd consider it a problem. |
If we could just go back to the 1950's .... oh, heck, the 1850's .... like the Republicans seem to desire, all would be okay! :tro:
Today I read where the original settlers - yes, the pilgrims - collected money (taxes) and declared public schools for everyone a necessity for the good of the colony. COMMUNIST LIBERALS! :D |
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The Puritan settlers not the pilgrims built the first public school in America 15 years after the Mayflower. In addition to building the first school these communist liberals as you call them, had a strange obsession with hunting Quakers. They also banned Quakers from their colony and presumably from the school. They also saw no problem with mixing theocracy and democracy much like most of the muslim world. They hung woman in the public square and unlike the muslim world that led to their extinction. America was great even back then. :) |
Derailed -Florida supreme court unanimous in ruling for Gov Scott.
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