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Saturday Open Thread

Working on a post for tomorrow about the Central Valley Maintenance Hub, and then probably something about Anaheim this coming Monday. Gotta keep the statewide focus! Some items for a welcome sunny Saturday: Californians For High Speed Rail and yours truly were featured in a San Mateo County Times article on the launch of our [...]

Jan 23rd, 2010 | Filed under Uncategorized

Tags: Barack Obama, Florida, funding, Joe Biden, Midwest HSR, open thread, stimulus, Taiwan

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