Nice, this just in on NPR, California has on its ballot a $45 billion proposal to build high-speed rail, or as I'd like to call it, 新幹線. Of course, who's getting in the way? Let's see:
* This is a logical or. That means they could understand one but not the other, or neither. The latter is of course more likely. -- But, let's be fair. Trickle down exists as much as trickle up. It's called the banking system, and retail sales. Money doesn't flow in only of the two directions, it flows in both. Infrastructure building helps everyone, people, small businesses and the large ones.
- People who believe the Earth has an infinite supply of energy or that the Sun will be enough to provide their heavy cars the energy to move their fat lazy asses
- The airline industry
- The automobile industry
- Republicans who still don't understand macroeconomics or microeconomics*
- The ghost of Robert Moses
* This is a logical or. That means they could understand one but not the other, or neither. The latter is of course more likely. -- But, let's be fair. Trickle down exists as much as trickle up. It's called the banking system, and retail sales. Money doesn't flow in only of the two directions, it flows in both. Infrastructure building helps everyone, people, small businesses and the large ones.
