I’m indifferent when it comes to professional sports. I’ll be honest and say that upfront. I’ve attended one professional baseball game in Philidelphia and that’s about it. But I like to think that my indifference is not what drives my complete opposition

We continue to build more sports facilities in a city that has ever-fewer people to use them. Everyone knows they can’t be profitable, including the developers, but our governments (town, city, county, and state) seem always willing to fund them with…

As every sports fan knows, the Montreal Expos are moving to Washington D.C., and receiving a welcoming gift of a free, taxpayer stadium. As every resident of the D.C. area knows, the public schools in D.C. suck. And I’m not…

As every sports fan knows, the Montreal Expos are moving to Washington D.C., and receiving a welcoming gift of a free, taxpayer stadium. As every resident of the D.C. area knows, the public schools in D.C. suck. And I’m not…

Turns out Michelle Malkin and I are more or less on the same page where sports and tax money are concerned.

Back to the title of this post. After getting the local gov’t to use tax revenue to build the stadium, the new owners then charge exhorbitant concession prices to boot.

I try to avoid posting about blogroll additions and removals. They don’t make much sense a year or so down the line, and they’re usually just more noise to drown out the signal, if there’s any signal to begin with….