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Wisconsin politicians seem to be focusing on stamping out Amtrak.
Despite polling data that show the public wants rail transit in Wisconsin.
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Thursday, May 29, 2014
Walker's Job-Killing Record Rides Rails Out Of WI Today
The final, physical evidence left the station today, explains the Journal Sentinel, after Walker had begun to sidetrack and banish it...
...but every story about his failing job-creation pledge and fumbled governorship should be a constant reminder that ideology derails pragmatism, hurts people and stalls the economy.
Wisconsin politicians seem to be focusing on stamping out Amtrak.
Despite polling data that show the public wants rail transit in Wisconsin.
Wisconsin politicians seem to be focusing on stamping out Amtrak.
Despite polling data that show the public wants rail transit in Wisconsin.
This is so sad. We take the train instead of flying because the service is sooo much better. It would have been so nice to be able to take the train from where I live rather than drive and park, take a commuter bus, then get the train.
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