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Even the US District Court of DC rules that taxpayers can't have the QUESTIONS to Metro's Customer Satisfaction Survey.
Guess that $100K+ to @akin_gump was money well spent--for Metro.
#wmatahttps://www.scribd.com/document/462483637/Memorandum-Opinion-May-21-2020 …
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uh, what?
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Deliberative process lol
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Is there a tl; dr version of this? I got as far as you are an unincorporated association and then got somewhat lost.
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questions protected by "deliberative process."
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I'll ask about this. dunno if they would have access.
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Consider this - Congress approved the Compact. Now Metro is shutting down a good chunk of Virginia access starting this weekend. This will adversely affect thousands of government workers, including Congressional staff who rely on the service. Ask Congress to revoke the Compact.
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The reality of it is simple. If the survey results were positive, WMATA would be sharing them. The fact that they are not can only mean one thing. They suck. But everyone already knows this. And has known it for years. The DC area has a third world transit system, if that.
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I didn't even ask for the results. Just the questions.
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