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Politics : Don't Blame Me, I Voted For Kerry

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To: longnshort who wrote (70957)11/25/2005 4:05:32 PM
From: tontoRead Replies (3) of 81568
 
The existing stadium was financed via bonds and not via the taxpayers,,,

In 1970, the William Cahill administration began serious efforts to lure the Giants. On Aug. 27, 1971, the Giants signed a 30-year lease for a 75,000-seat Stadium to be built by the 1975 season. The New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority was established by an act of the state legislature on May 10, 1971 to finance, construct and administer the complex. It was also decided that the complex would include a stadium for football and a racetrack. The Authority was granted powers through legislature to lease property, borrow money, issue bonds and conduct horse racing. To finance the complex the state was authorized to issue revenue bonds backed by the state-run racetrack proceeds. The complex was built and operated with no expense to the taxpayers.

that's the new stadium which won't be built until 2008, we were talking about the EXISTING one which was pay for by tax payers yet they are gonna allow Muslims to pray there and no other religion. In the mean time the Boys scouts can't go there because the Scouts won't let homos rape their members. Imagine that, some group that will take responsiblity
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