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Willi's comments
Posted Thu, Jun 19, 3:59 p.m.
Is the traffice survey tainted?: I gather that you believe that Inrix CEO's contribution to the Rossi campaign creates a bias that taints the traffic survey. This proposition is about as logical as suggesting that any journalist who makes a contribution to a candidate is disqualified from writing about politics.
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Why Prop 1 must be defeated: Prop 1 must fail. It typifies everything that is wrong with DOT as enabled by a Democrat controlled government. The next transportation measures need to authorize light rail expansion separately from highways and bridges so that each can receive an up or down vote. ...
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