Considering the debt train wreck and the current request for taxpayer funds over the next three years the situation raises a question: at any point, or at all points, would/did the power purveyors of the museum become indebted to the point of a debt train wreck as they implicitly expected/were seeking a taxpayer bail out? That the amount of debt was a function of an implicit assumption that the amount of debt was of no matter, as eventually, taxpayer dollars would fund the amount of debt?
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Ah, a debt train wreck.
Considering the debt train wreck and the current request for taxpayer funds over the next three years the situation raises a question: at any point, or at all points, would/did the power purveyors of the museum become indebted to the point of a debt train wreck as they implicitly expected/were seeking a taxpayer bail out? That the amount of debt was a function of an implicit assumption that the amount of debt was of no matter, as eventually, taxpayer dollars would fund the amount of debt?
Train wreck on life support. Pull the plug.
Add to that the delinquent loans to Skip the City is hiding
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