I'll squeeze this in just before the Christmas break since it is decidedly not of the seasonal ethos :-)
I believe it is sponsored by a farmer near High-cost Rail Ground Zero--Corcoran--so he has a lot to lose right away. He gets right to the point!
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I'll squeeze this in just before the Christmas break since it is decidedly not of the seasonal ethos :-)
I believe it is sponsored by a farmer near High-cost Rail Ground Zero--Corcoran--so he has a lot to lose right away. He gets right to the point!
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At least he is getting his point across,"Loud and Clear."
I have always found it facinating, especially around any Fed or State Election, the major political differences between coastal/urban areas and the Central Valley.
HWY 5 north to south is pure "Hardcore Red State."
Posted by: Holyroller | December 27, 2012 at 02:53 PM
A great synopsis of where we stand, now-
by Kathy Hamilton:
http://www.examiner.com/article/caltrain-modernization-at-what-price
Posted by: jennifer | December 30, 2012 at 01:35 PM