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TBMASE

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29. What republican would that be?
Tue Jun 19, 2012, 02:30 PM
Jun 2012

I'm looking at it from a fan and resident perspective.
Democrat Governors and Mayors were offering money for the Skins to move out of VA and they were offering a lot more than 4 million dollars too.

And it would have been a good situation for their economies too. I'm happy they stayed in my backyard. I get to meet and workout with a lot of the players at my gym in the off season. They're out in the community, working with kids and quite frankly, it's kind of neat to have some of them as neighbors or sit next to in a local restaurant

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As a resident of Loudoun County, I'm glad they did it TBMASE Jun 2012 #1
Tourist revenue, as opposed to education funding? mac56 Jun 2012 #3
We don't have a shortage of education funding in Loudoun TBMASE Jun 2012 #5
The local gov't providing the money is one thing, they get the benefits bigbrother05 Jun 2012 #7
From the Article TBMASE Jun 2012 #11
It only mattered to Putney "because a leading citizen asked" tinymontgomery Jun 2012 #2
Bread and circuses. Education isn't important. Citizen Worker Jun 2012 #4
There isn't a shortage of education funding in the county being discussed TBMASE Jun 2012 #6
There is a shortage of ed. funding everywhere else in VA. sofa king Jun 2012 #8
From the article TBMASE Jun 2012 #12
The state is only giving 4 Million. TBMASE Jun 2012 #23
Is that the standard for the xxqqqzme Jun 2012 #10
From the article TBMASE Jun 2012 #13
Of those 1,832 jobs? atreides1 Jun 2012 #16
Yes, the local revenue would just apply to Loudoun TBMASE Jun 2012 #18
Luckily I don't live in VA but in CT, we had a Stop the Stadium movement that succeeded wordpix Jun 2012 #19
This isn't the same as a stadium outlay TBMASE Jun 2012 #20
They are a highly profitable, private, for-profit business. PavePusher Jun 2012 #26
Incentive not to move to MD or DC TBMASE Jun 2012 #28
No state should be allowed to subsidize professional sports. PavePusher Jun 2012 #30
When you have a business based in your state TBMASE Jun 2012 #31
Is there a republican you don't support? Kingofalldems Jun 2012 #27
What republican would that be? TBMASE Jun 2012 #29
Also probably a favor for his GOP buddy Allen... Blue_Tires Jun 2012 #9
Allen has no links to the team anymore TBMASE Jun 2012 #14
uh...what? Blue_Tires Jun 2012 #15
yeah, I forgot about his brother being the GM TBMASE Jun 2012 #17
The RedScabs are the "second-most valuable franchise in the National Football League" snooper2 Jun 2012 #21
Manchester U, Dallas Cowboys, NY Yankees TBMASE Jun 2012 #22
The Redscabs, I never would have thought it... snooper2 Jun 2012 #24
The way Danny nickels and dimes everyone TBMASE Jun 2012 #25
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