I've been trying to mostly ignore politics and I think I've been fairly successful. However, some things get my blood pressure so high I'm afraid my poppet valve is going to (wait for it) pop! This is one of those times.
We have a congress that is unworthy of the name pretending to be statesmen and run our country that are so out of touch with their jobs that the government is about to shutdown because they can't even agree to disagree. These morons are running the country into a black hole and they are totally oblivious to what is going on around them. If it doesn't involve denigrating the opposition, they have no interest.
With all of the problems we have that need fixing right now, they have taken the time to create a new caucus to preserve and improve historic sports venues around the country, spending more money we don't have, and taking time away from solving problems we do have. It can't be long before we are forced to burn the whole thing down and start over. I just hope I've passed on to whatever comes next before it happens.
Barf HereOn Wednesday, the Historic Stadium Caucus launched on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C., following Congressional approval in August. Led by U.S. Representatives Garret Graves (R– Louisiana) and Mark Pocan (D–Wisconsin), the bipartisan group will work to preserve the legacy and integrity of the historic venues located around the country. Staff members of the Rose Bowl Legacy Foundation led the announcement.
“Historic stadiums such as the Rose Bowl have been the backbone of American sports and entertainment for over a century, but their viability and continued operations are being pushed by the evolving landscape and expectations of modern-day sports and entertainment,” said Jens Weiden, Chief Executive Officer and General Manager of the Rose Bowl Stadium.
The Caucus will focus on improving the capabilities of each stadium to provide an elevated event experience by assisting representatives of the historic venues to ensure each is up to date with the latest event tech and environmental practices.