The Koch brothers hate public transit. But they can’t always stop projects in their tracks.

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By Shannon OsakaJun 20, 2018, 3:14 pm281 pts
The infamous Koch brothers have bankrolled climate deniers, propped up polluting industries, and even tried to turn the black community pro-fossil fuel. But, as a recent New York Times story shows, the billionaire conservatives have been steadily exerting pressure against public transit as well. Americans for…

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