January 31, 2009
I took a bunch of photos during our train trip to San Diego today. Here are a few: The Mrs. is being snuck up on by the Amtrak locomotive arriving at the Irvine Station. The train was surprisingly full for 8:22 in the morning, but we found two seats on the ocean side of the train. Here's the San Cle...
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Rick Moore
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January 21, 2009
At 11:58 yesterday morning, the self-proclaimed "Senate man" finally changed jobs....
Wash Post Politics
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Perry Bacon Jr.
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January 17, 2009
I love trains. They don't have the impulse and pinpoint anyplace-to-anyplace travel capabilities of automobiles, and they can't get across vast distances as fast as airplanes - both of which are incredible - but, otherwise, trains have it over every other kind of transport. They are certainly the be...
Paul Levinson's Infinite Regress
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Paul Levinson
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January 16, 2009
Vice President-elect Joseph R. Biden Jr. and Hillary Rodham Clinton, two of the most influential members of the Senate, said goodbye to their colleagues yesterday, while the chamber welcomed Illinois's Roland W. Burris, a man it had tried to keep out....
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Perry Bacon Jr.
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December 23, 2008
About 450 Amtrak passengers were stranded in Chicago's Union Station for almost 24 hours — without food, water or access to reliable functioning restrooms. The Empire Builder, a train to the Pacific Northwest was scheduled to leave at 2:15 pm Monday — but didn't actually leave the statio...
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Meg Marco
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December 22, 2008
There was much surprise last week when President-elect Barack Obama selected outgoing Rep. Ray LaHood (R-Ill.) for secretary of transportation. After all, LaHood isn't an expert on transportation matters....
washingtonpost.com - Al Kamen's In The Loop Column
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Al Kamen
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There was much surprise last week when President-elect Barack Obama selected outgoing Rep. Ray LaHood (R-Ill.) for secretary of transportation. After all, LaHood isn't an expert on transportation matters....
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Al Kamen
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November 22, 2008
Joe Biden used to have a nice life. He did his work at the Senate, and then he took a relaxing train ride back to his nice house and family in Delaware. Thanks to the sinister schemes of your new president, Barack Obama, the happy times of Joe Biden will all end forever in January, when he will be f...
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Ken Layne
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October 05, 2008
This November, supporters of a plan to construct a high-speed rail network in California could have something many thought they’d never see: $9.95 billion in cold, hard cash. If approved by a simple majority on the statewide ballot, California Proposition 1A would provide $9 billion to constru...
The Goodspeed Update
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September 22, 2008
When I told my boss I was taking the train to Maine for the weekend two ago, he reacted by surprise. “There’s a train to Maine?” Since the largest city in the state is just over 62,000 people, it’s a fair question. Much of the state is extremely rural and the total population...
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