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Tag Archives: transportation
Austin Seeking Another Rail Boondoggle?
You might remember Austin’s light rail boondoggle, which is now scaled back, behind schedule, and very possibly illegal. (For the current status on that project, see here.) Now more Austin elites, in the form of the Travis County Commissioner’s Court … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Democrats, Texas, Waste and Fraud
Tagged Austin, Bergstrom Airport, Democrats, high speed rail, Kim Roberts, railroads, San Antonio, Texas, Texas Department of Transportation, Texas Scorecard, The Texan News, transportation, Travis County, Travis County Commissioner's Court, waste
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For Democrats, It’s Always Social Justice Graft All the Way Down
Putting Democrats in charge of money is like putting Al Capone in charge of Ft. Knox: You know the goodies are going to disappear just as soon as they figure out no one is watching. Item the First: Instead of … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Social Justice Warriors, Waste and Fraud, Welfare State
Tagged Annenberg Foundation, Budget, California, corruption, DEI, Democrats, El Nido, Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), FireAid, fraud, Home Grown (NGO), L.A.’s Home for Native People, NGO, Pacific Clinics, Pathways LA, Pete Buttigieg, Social Justice Warriors, Sue Pascoe, The People’s Concern, transportation, waste, wildfire
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Everyone: “I-35 Sucks.” TxDoT: “You Need To Add Four Lanes ASAP.” Austin City Council: “Nah! Let’s Delay Some More!”
Once again, the Austin City Council is doing what it does best: Make life worse for Austin residents. As the population boom in Texas’ capital city has led to increased demands for improvements to its highway system, a recently approved … Continue reading
A Perfect Storm Of Transportation Disaster?
Thanks to the SuperGenius policies of the Biden Administration (plus a touch of bad weather), all three of the primary methods by which goods are transported around the nation are under near-term threat: Rail: Railroad ship a huge percentage of … Continue reading
Posted in Democrats, Economics, Elections, Regulation, unions
Tagged 2022 Election, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Trainmen (BLET), Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes Division of the Teamsters (BMWED), Democrats, Joe Biden, oil industry, railroads, Regulation, SMART Transportation Division (SMART-TD), transportation, trucking, unions
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LinkSwarm for February 8, 2019
I’m saving Fauxcahontas and the Virginia Chapter of the Al Jolsen Reenactment Society for the weekend. And for some reason, there’s a lot of jet fighter news in this roundup. [Shrugs] “State Of The Union: Even Democrats Liked Trump’s Speech.” … Continue reading
Posted in Austin, Crime, Jihad, Media Watch, Military, Republicans, Social Justice Warriors, Texas, Welfare State
Tagged Alexandria Ocasio Cortez, Austin, Bill Weld, Buck-ee's, Crime, Donald Trump, environmentalism, F-15, F-22, F-35, France, Frisco, Israel, James Lileks, Jeff Cheney, Jihad, Jill Abramson, Kurt Schlichter, Media Watch, Military, New York Times, nuclear weapons, plagiarism, Republicans, Russia, Social Justice Warriors, terrorism, Texas, transportation, Welfare State
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Texas Has An 80 MPH Speed Limit?
So the AP is reporting. This is news to me, sine the last time I drove from Austin to Dallas and Austin to Houston, I didn’t see any signs over 70 MPH. According to Wikipedia (the source of all vaguely … Continue reading