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To: eldoradude
Folks are pointing to Feinstein being the one that’s been running Wolfe..

If Feinstein goes down,hubby is in hot water:

Richard C. Blum - Wikipedia

Richard Charles Blum (born July 31, 1935) is an American investment banker. He is the husband of Dianne Feinstein, currently serving as the senior United States Senator from California.

Lot of "connections"... a lot of buildings... and a lot of cement.....and the Chicom connection.

708 posted on 06/08/2018 7:41:50 AM PDT by spokeshave2 (Formerly as spokeshave...now restarted after computer issues.)
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To: spokeshave2

Blum gained profoundly from her pushing and gaming the terms of the desert wilderness protection act IIRC.


711 posted on 06/08/2018 7:45:05 AM PDT by Axenolith (CGovernment blows, and that which governs least, blows least...)
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To: spokeshave2
Lot of "connections"

Yeah, getting his beak wet on rail for one.

https://calwatchdog.com/2013/04/26/se-diane-feinsteins-husband-wins-ca-rail-contract/

U.S. Sen. Diane Feinstein’s husband Richard Blum, won the first phase construction contract for California’s high-speed rail.
I’m shocked, shocked I tell you.
If I didn’t witness the insanity and corruption in politics every day, I wouldn’t have believed this.
“The Perini-Zachary-Parsons bid was the lowest received from the five consortia participating in the bidding process, but “low” is a relative term,” the Laer Pearce, author of Crazifornia wrote. “The firms bid $985,142,530 to build the wildly anticipated first section of high speed rail track that will tie the megopolis of Madera to the global finance center of Fresno. Do the division, and you find that the low bid came in at a mere $35 million per mile.”
“As this fiasco progress, remember that this $35 million per mile represents the best California can do on the section of track the High on Crack Speed Rail Authority selected to go first because it will be the cheapest,” Pearce said.

Only $35 million per mile or $6628.79 per foor.

756 posted on 06/08/2018 10:17:41 AM PDT by eldoradude (Try believing your lying eyes for a change...)
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