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Red flag

Cabarrus County and Concord can fork out as much in incentives to Bruton Smith as their taxpayers can stand, but the state shouldn't kick in a penny.

Local leaders are trying to assemble a $75 million deal to keep Smith's Lowes Motor Speedway in Concord -- with hopes that the state will provide one-third of the amount.

Forget that. This is a big, fat scam. Keep state tax money out of Smith's hands.

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Skeet Club Savage said:

Doug, do you think Randolph Co. should offer incentives to keep Petty Racing in Level Cross?

Doug said:

The Pettys aren't playing that game.

Skeet Club Savage said:

I believe you're right.

Forget that. This is a big, fat scam. Keep state tax money out of Smith's hands.* Doug


Old Burton is on a roll for bucks, He just bought the New Hamphire Speedway for a big chunk of change and it appears that he trying to be the Howard Hughes of the Racetrack empire world with his vast ownership of Racetracks in the states. I suspect the Democrat establishment leadership in this state will find some hidden state taxpayer money to fund his ancient Roman fascist Chariot empire.

I hope the old fascist goat makes good on his promise to move to Rock Hill, South Carolina and stick them...

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