SACRAMENTO – The criticisms of Governor Brown’s high-speed rail project continue to pile up. Dan Walters’ commentary published in CALmatters highlights the project’s lack of funding and warns that taxpayers may be on the hook for far more than the $9.95 billion bond California voters approved a decade ago.
And Dan Borenstein’s column in the San Jose Mercury News points out that even the governor’s political front man on the high-speed rail project agrees voters should have another say on the boondoggle bullet train.
Excerpt from Borenstein’s column: Continue reading