Kalaheo1 - on your points I totally agree. The pro-rail folks have had a bigger, more firm control of the PR campaign, even if you take into account the "wildly changing narrative" that you cite in your first reply. And it is not that I don't want to see Randy, Panos or even Cliff fail at what they are trying to put out. But from the sidelines watching all this, they need to do a better job in controlling the narrative than what has been done. 

Because right now without a better effort, and a better course of action, what you will find is that the anti- and change-rail campaign voice will be demolished by the oncoming tsunami of pro-rail ads that will be part of the noise of the special session. The folks backing this are to the point where they are in it to win the prize - a no-strings attached GET surcharge for perpetuity. 

And if that happens, all that Randy, Panos and Cliff can do is sit there, and just say "I told you so" - and you know how that even goes away sooner than later.