Dulles Rail: Call it Kaine's Katastrophe w/video

President & CEO Tony Howard (L), Tim Kaine (C)
Chairman of the Board , Kurt Krause (R)

Tim Kaine gave away our paid-for Dulles Toll Road to MWAA (The Metropolitain Washington Airports Authority) for the grand total of NOTHING just as it was about to become a free road. Now, MWAA is planning to milk the users for every dime it can to build the Metro line to Dulles. 

Tim Kaine and the Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce are working together.

Taxpayers of Loudoun, look out!

If Loudoun plays into their scheme by opting into Rail to Loudoun, the shackles will be clamped onto Loudoun forever and we will join Dulles Toll Road commuters on Kaine’s  list of biggest losers.

The Loudoun County Chamber is promoting the Rail to Loudoun project to Loudoun’s public and business community while ignoring the obvious fact that it will cost Loudoun vastly more than it will ever recoup. Why? Follow the money to the few Chamber members whose businesses stand to reap windfall profits.

                                        

The US Chamber of Commerce is warning us about Tim Kaine.

In contrast, the local Chamber isn't giving us very good advice
by asking us to play along with Tim's Rail scheme.

Tim Kaine’s bad ideas have cost Virginia billions of dollars and many, many jobs. Now,Tim Kaine and the Loudoun Chamber are teaming up to promote more bad ideas like Rail to Loudoun.

So far Kaine has gotten away with his Toll Road Giveaway Katastrophe. Let’s not hand Kaine and the Loudoun Chamber their next big win by opting in to Rail.

Before the special interests got to Tony Howard, he
was outspoken in his stand against Rail to Loudoun being driven by union-favoring terms. Is Tony a special interests pawn or guided by principle? You decide. Maybe its time for Tony, Kurt and the Crony Club to move on?
Read what Tony Howard, President & CEO Loudoun County Chamber of Commerce said in July.   In his July 5 Letter to the Editor: flip flop that makes the Chamber look pretty silly.

"Given that 90 percent of Phase 2 of the Dulles Rail Project is funded by Virginia's taxpayers, commuters and businesses, I can not fathom why a Loudoun Supervisor would support this type of discriminatory treatment against Virginia's contractors and construction workers.
Consistently voted the top state in the nation to do business, Virginia enjoys this reputation in part because of our "Right to Work" laws that prohibit forcing an individual to join a labor union just to keep their job.
A mandated PLA on Phase 2 is completely contrary to these and other policies that have given Loudoun County an unemployment rate that is now below 4 percent, compared with double-digit unemployment that reigns in much of the country. There should be no confusion about that."

Thanks Tony, you put it so well.

David LaRock

Hamilton Virginia