Every now and then we like to do a California "Train to Nowhere" update. The only real progress that seems to be made is that billions and billions of dollars are spent while the actual train part never materializes.&nbsp;

After years and years of spending, the California High Speed Rail Authority thought this update was worth bragging about:

A lot of people had the same question after watching that:

Not pictured in the California High Speed Rail Authority's post: Rails and trains.

Fox News' Bill Melugin added some context to the "real progress" that has been made:

Other than that, the endless project is coming along nicely.

And Gov. Newsom still has the audacity and lack of self-awareness to try and mock Gov. DeSantis.

As long as they're allowed to keep dumping money into a bottomless pit the California Dems will consider the project a rousing success.

 {ai:summary}<p>The California High-Speed Rail Authority claims progress with over 50 major structures completed and 15,000 jobs created, despite no tracks being laid in 17 years since the project's inception. Critics argue that the project has resulted in wasted taxpayer money with no tangible outcomes.</p><p>Governor Newsom faces backlash for celebrating the project, as many see it as a failure of accountability and efficiency. The ongoing situation highlights concerns over government spending and project management in California. #politics</p>

People Can't Help But Notice What's Missing From Calif's High Speed Rail's 'Real Progress' Video

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