Wire›2026 05 02›Newsom Rail Isn T Costing 231b We Put It Back On Track Making This Project Work

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Newsom: Rail Isn't Costing $231B, 'We Put It Back on Track', 'Making This Project Work'

On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) rejected the cost estimate of $231 billion for rail in the state and also argued that “It goes back three administrations. I had inherited a mess. We put The post Newsom: Rail Isn’t Costing $231B, ‘We Pu

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Newsom: Rail Isn't Costing $231B, 'We Put It Back on Track', 'Making This Project Work'On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) rejected the cost estimate of $231 billion for rail in the state and also argued that “It goes back three administrations. I had inherited a mess. We put The post Newsom: Rail Isn’t Costing $231B, ‘We Pu
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