The thought that NYRA is any different than other sadly underfunded and ignored State obligations is flawed.. I want NYRA to succeed I dont want them to fail. I want great racing in NY but that isnt the point. I understand your points and agree NYRA is in a bad place. You still need to be able to run a product on its on merits and not on the possiblity of VLT's.
BTW I find it interesting that 2 of the most successful african american businessmen in the world are 2 of the 5 potential bidders. You think it is going to be easy for any of these potential bidders to get 400 mil to the State in a snap. What happens if the ecnomy takes another shiit in 9 months and the process continues to be delayed.. NYRA just keeps on coming to the State?
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05-21-2010, 02:55 PM
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