I-4, the Central Florida artery that the proposed Tampa-Orlando high-speed rail line would parallel (Pic via Wikimedia Commons)

Republican critics of plans for a high-speed rail line between Tampa and Orlando wasted no time after the Nov. 2 elections questioning the project, and now Democrats are also voicing concern. #

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