Taxpayers To Pay $1B In Interest On New Titans Stadium, As Team Value Spikes From Project

In The Span Of One Week, The Tennessee Titans Team Value Increased $900 Million, While The Finalizing Of Bond Documents Show Taxpayers Are On The Hook For Nearly $1.1 Billion In Interest Payments As Part Of The Team’s New Taxpayer-Funded Stadium.

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#BillionaireWelfare, RINO Politics At Their Height,Communist Propaganda In TN Classroom & Much More! – The TennCon Big 7!

Brandon Delivers Stories On The Pervasiveness Of RINO Politics In Tennessee, The Continuing Failures Of TN Public Schools, The Leftist Agenda, How Corporate Interests Drive TN Politics & Much More! Tune In!

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TSU To Play At New Titans Domed Stadium

A State Building Panel Is Set To Inject $500 Million Into A $2.1 Billion Domed Titans Stadium On Nashville’s East Bank And Approve A 30-Year Lease For The TSU Tigers To Play There.

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What Happens When A Cash-Poor Billionaire Wants A New Sports Stadium? Lobbying.

The Tennessee Titans Turned A Couple Million In Political Spending Into Over A Billion Dollars From Taxpayers.

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Poll Results Show That Davidson County Voters Oppose New $2.1B Tennessee Titans Stadium Deal

A New Poll Of Davidson County Voters Shows That They Oppose The Deal To Give The Tennessee Titans $1.26 Billion Toward A New $2.1 Billion Stadium And Oppose Giving A Potential Major League Baseball Team Public Subsidies For A Stadium.

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Study Shows That Pro Sports Stadiums, Entertainment Districts Are A Loss For Taxpayers

While Project Promoters In Cities Such As Nashville, Tennessee Continue To Push The Narrative That Professional Sports Stadiums With Surrounding Developments Are Economic Stimulators, A New Report Shows Professional Sports Stadiums And The Surrounding Developments Do Not Bring The Promised Returns.

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Nashville Council Approves New $2.1B Tennessee Titans Stadium, To Open In 2027

The Tennessee Titans Will Have A New $2.1 Billion Stadium In 2027 After The Deal To Fund The Stadium Was Approved By Metro Nashville’s Council On Its Third And Final Vote At A Special Meeting That Stretched Into Wednesday Morning.

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