KUSI requested an interview with SupNoraVargas about this issue, but she declined. The invitation is open, we will accommodate her schedule.
SAN DIEGO – As we all know, SANDAG leadership passed the $163 billion Regional Transportation Plan, with the promise to remove the extremely unpopular mileage tax from the plan.
Democrats on SANDAG’s Board like Chair Nora Vargas, San Diego Mayor Todd Gloria and Supervisor Nathan Fletcher have all refused to publicly oppose the proposed mileage tax, because they privately support it. Republican Supervisor Jim Desmond recently reached out to Elon Musk for help creating a new transportation plan for the county, to which Musk replied “sure,” and Desmond quickly met with leaders from the Boring Company to begin that process.to directly and publicly mislead the public.But a closer look at Vargas’ choice of words tells a different story. In her attempt to convince the public KUSI is “misinformation,” Vargas asserted that “no gov.
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