A moment of silence for the death of the Bullet Train (Page 2): Gov. Newsome unlike his predecessor Governor Moonbat, while he is a Democrat, is not so emotionally invested in this...

son of witless

buffalo wrote:

Nah, it just on temporary hold until AOC's Green New Deal becomes law of the land and then californication moonbats will rename it the Gravy Train. Toot, toot!

Gov. Newsome unlike his predecessor Governor Moonbat, while he is a Democrat, is not so emotionally invested in this White Elephant. To Moonbat, the more money he threw into the Black Hole, the more he wanted to keep going because to stop would mean admitting that the previous money had been wasted.

Besides, I am sure Gov. Newsome has his own herd of Albino Elephants he wants to feed and Jerry Brown's Pachyderm was eating up all of the Green Money.

Hadenough

son of witless wrote:

Gov. Newsome unlike his predecessor Governor Moonbat, while he is a Democrat, is not so emotionally invested in this White Elephant. To Moonbat, the more money he threw into the Black Hole, the more he wanted to keep going because to stop would mean admitting that the previous money had been wasted.

Besides, I am sure Gov. Newsome has his own herd of Albino Elephants he wants to feed and Jerry Brown's Pachyderm was eating up all of the Green Money.

son of witless,

I do believe Newsome v**ed in favor of the train and now says it is a waste of money and he will no longer support it. He thinks taxing drinking water is a good idea and is now going to push for that.
The nuts are running the asylum and requesting more imported nuts to continue the march.

MAGA

son of witless

Hadenough wrote:

son of witless,

I do believe Newsome v**ed in favor of the train and now says it is a waste of money and he will no longer support it. He thinks taxing drinking water is a good idea and is now going to push for that.
The nuts are running the asylum and requesting more imported nuts to continue the march.

MAGA

I suppose being Moonbeam's second in command left it's mark on his brain. Still pulling the plug on the magic choo choo was a sound move, even if it was years late. Unlike Moonbeam, he decided to stop digging when he was in the hole.

Hadenough

son of witless wrote:

I suppose being Moonbeam's second in command left it's mark on his brain. Still pulling the plug on the magic choo choo was a sound move, even if it was years late. Unlike Moonbeam, he decided to stop digging when he was in the hole.

He only stopped digging because he broke his shovel. It must be nice to be able to just blow off millions or billions after he v**ed for it. Mexifornia’s troubles will only get worse with Gruesome.
Good luck! I lived there for sixty years, it has become a good place to be from!

MAGA

son of witless

Hadenough wrote:

He only stopped digging because he broke his shovel. It must be nice to be able to just blow off millions or billions after he v**ed for it. Mexifornia’s troubles will only get worse with Gruesome.
Good luck! I lived there for sixty years, it has become a good place to be from!

MAGA

I know Liberals who have visited San Francisco, who have every reason to defend the liberals running that city, and even they remarked to me what a manure pile literally that city is.

kankune Loc: Iowa

archie bunker wrote:

Yep. Instead of 'borrowing' money from the Feds, they'll get it for free.
That train will sure do a lot of good for the folks in Iowa who helped pay for it, eh?

I hear ya Arch. When the hell would I ever use that train even if it did work. They sure like our money tho dont they....

Nickolai

son of witless wrote:

Conservatives have said for years that California'... (show quote)

Most of us thought it would be a boondoggle all along. That the cost of paying for right away would sink the project. Rail roads made sense when the land was cheap and there for the taking but the California land is privately owned and very costly This was no a liberal idea I don't know whos crazy idea it was

maximus Loc: Chattanooga, Tennessee

Nickolai wrote:

Most of us thought it would be a boondoggle all along. That the cost of paying for right away would sink the project. Rail roads made sense when the land was cheap and there for the taking but the California land is privately owned and very costly This was no a liberal idea I don't know whos crazy idea it was

I see.....since it was a failure, it couldn't have been a liberal's idea....must have been one of those crazy conservatives.

son of witless

Nickolai wrote:

Most of us thought it would be a boondoggle all along. That the cost of paying for right away would sink the project. Rail roads made sense when the land was cheap and there for the taking but the California land is privately owned and very costly This was no a liberal idea I don't know whos crazy idea it was

If most of you were against this, why did your Fearless Leaders go ahead with it ? You aren't telling me that Jerry Brown governed against the wishes of his v**ers ?