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JONATHAN TURLEY: California proves voters get the government they tolerate
California's election process takes up to two weeks to count votes, contrasting with faster states like Florida. The state's high-speed rail project, initially promised in 2008, now faces massive cost overruns and no track has been laid after two decades. A solar power farm project also failed, producing expensive energy and harming thousands of birds annually.
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