Poll: Voters Turn Against California Bullet Train

Buyer's Regret

A small majority of California's voters wake up against

the corrupt bullet train gravy train.

A new poll finds a small majority of voters in the People's Republic of California want the  boondoggle bullet train project stopped and consider it a waste of money.

The bi-partisan government created $68 billion price tag for the train is as phony as a $3 bill to fool the gullible voters.  Some estimates say the train will run over $250 billion and never, ever run at the "high speed" required by law.

Voters are starting to realized that the train is a bottomless pit of spending to pay back the business and union backers of the Sacramento politicians.

A USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times survey published Saturday found that 52 percent of voters say the project to link Los Angeles and San Francisco by high-speed trains should be halted. Only 43 percent said it should go forward reports CBS News.


The findings mirror a poll last year. At the time state rail officials argued that public support would increase as improvements were made to the plan. But the support hasn’t materialized.

Instead, many voters want the project put back on the ballot to hopefully kill it, according to Dan Schnur, who heads the Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics at USC.

“When Californians voted to pass the ballot measure, they were promised that it would cost a certain amount of money and not take that long a time to get implemented. Now the state is struggling out of a recession and Californians are saying, ‘Wait a minute. We want a second chance to vote on this,’” Schnur told KNX 1070′s Bob Brill.

The project has fallen a year behind schedule and is facing multiple lawsuits.


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