Nice how you avoid mentioning the words of lawyer John Luisi: “no way that this track belongs anywhere north of the Mason-Dixon line.

From ISC down to the little boy in a Nascar shirt who told me I “sucked” outside that hearing, the track proponants have been responding to opposition with dismissive patronizing and downright nastiness.

I’ve seen this in local civic meetings, the press, blogs, web forums, bars, and on the streets. When this track goes down, it’s going to be the fault of it’s supporters mouths, more than any anti track group.

I just hate the mindless politicians (synonymous I know, not to mention redundant)who have had no intention to debate the issue in a coherrent and truthful way.

As for the nutjobs in the opposition - they speak for themselves - between themselves, because no one else on the planet has a clue what they are saying.

In a place where traffic congestion is a way of life, and Sundays are relatively painless, would you want this in your backyard? And if anyone thinks it will be one weekend a year, please tell me another one.