Vikings4ever

Well, it's federal convictions, taking state/local corruption out of the equation.

I don't know if it would be anything beyond filing a false police report. Of course, it would also depend on if the prosecutor had the balls to go through with it. Which I have my doubts about.

There was also the crap they sold via TV commercials. Only a state or two would have to add sales tax.

Kinda surprised Tennessee is in the top 5, but DC, Louisiana, Illinois, and New York are pretty obvious.

Amazon wants a reason to invest in a location. (Most) Voters want jobs. Even if literally every city, county, state, etc say "fock it, no special treatment for any company", companies will still choose locations based on the costs and benefits of investing there.

Is Flacco really much better than Keenum? They lose a draft pick, take on Flacco's huge contract, and take a 10 million hit if they cut Keenum.

Unfunny ######. But she's low key pretty hot.