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To: Bill who wrote (17)	6/27/2000 11:52:00 AM
From: ztect	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 65

Please explain how George is well grounded in finance. That is a pretty broad statement, and my problem w. George thus far is that many of his positions appear to be slogans w/o much substance. So please fill me in on some of the particulars. Now regarding stadium building and financing, should public funds and taxes be used to build stadiums for well-off individuals like George W. to profit from the windfall largely created by the added value created for the teams by the new facilities built for them? Isn't this essentially corporate welfare? Is this how George W. intends to "re" structure the tax code in such a way as to provide more corporate welfare, and thus contribute to greater inequity in society? Thanks for your contribution to getting this board started, please feel to answer the above questions or make any additional comments. Sincerely, z