Another local transit scheme still at work . . . Credit where it's due, at least there's a plan to make the route longer than 1.8 miles.
Jackson County Executive Mike Sanders remains upbeat about a commuter rail measure even though it won’t appear on the November ballot.
Given that there's not a lot of Fed money out there for these schemes as far as politically irrelevant Missouri is concerned AND the only way politicos can pass these things is by rigging the votes . . .
MOST KANSAS CITY TRANSIT SCHEMES SEEM LIKE NOTHING MORE THAN "VAPOR RAIL" AND RIGHT NOW SEEM LIKE JUST AN EXCUSE TO MISDIRECT VOTERS, AWARD HEFTY CONTRACTS FOR "STUDIES" WHILE GEARING UP FOR THE NEXT LOW TURNOUT ELECTION!!!
Check the "vaporware" reference.
Speaking of . . . Will it benefit anybody and are we really excited about bringing people back and forth from Meth Town?
Isn't it supposed to benefit undocumented Latinos “stealing” American jobs, blacks waiting for handouts, and white people toiling for the American dream. Or something like that? Never mind.
ReplyDeleteIt is progressing nicely as a plan but it is better to do it right than to do it fast.
ReplyDeleteYou're pathetic, tony. Nobody cares about your hating transit for the sake of blogging. You should move to joco, they hate transit as well. Thanks again for the non news on transit.
ReplyDeleteTransit fanboy with no facts. The vaporware reference is perfect.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome Tony!