@SeminoleKJ One person’s “insane amount of money” is another person’s market rate. A tremendous amount of research went into establishing the market rate for the tickets. You chose not to renew, even though there were plenty of good seats available for less money, and you to deflect blame
@TJ_Pittinger The renovations were long overdue and had to be made, and they created a better game day experience. It’s unfortunate how many fair weather fans we have
@CharlesPPierce@stevebainz Just no truth to that. Revenue nearly doubled during the 1980s but Democrats spent it all and then some, and blamed Reagan (Congress controls spending and they exceeded Reagan’s requested spending in 7 of his 8 years)
@PattyMurray Reminder: deficits are ALWAYS a function of spending and there are no spending cuts that Democrats favor. Perfect example are the Doge cuts that you voted against
@MuseZack@Liberta_Massimo@RobGeorge Deficits are ALWAYS a function of spending, not revenue. The Republicans in Congress balanced the budget by restraining spending against Clinton’s threatened vetoes
@PrezWisdom@Harvard@TIME Such ridiculous rankings. Coolidge helped create the roaring twenties, and Johnson was impeached. Grant enacted laws to fight the klan while Wilson re-segregated the military
@ChopChat_@JYourish3 Really? The same Alford who:
1. successfully sued the ACC providing for a reasonable exit 2. initiated an ACC bonus pool based upon tv ratings 3. delivered the FOF after a decade of promises 4. Built the much needed stadium renovations 5. recruited Link, Luke and Pensky