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Looks like Washington (State Of) thinks Nascar is just a bunch of rednecks and they are about to reject a Nascar track:
http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/l...tory/6379922p-
http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/l...-5690592c.html
Chopp was dismissive when asked about Petty, a hugely popular figure known as “the King” in the world of racing.
“You mean the guy who got picked up for DUI?” the House speaker asked. Chopp quickly added that he’d only heard about a drunken driving incident and wasn’t sure if it were true.
Still, the speaker made it clear he wasn’t impressed.
“He’s not a member of the House, last time I checked,” Chopp said.
Chopp has said repeatedly that no House Democrats have pushed him to support the NASCAR track. He says he doesn't hear from anyone about it. At a press availability earlier this month, when asked about NASCAR — as the Longview Daily News reported —
he pulled out a Wall Street Journal article sent to him by a legislator describing the rowdy crowds at the Talledega Speedway in Alabama.
The article reported that "hard-drinking" fans "whoop it up for days."
"These people are not the kind of people you would want living next door to you," Seaquist said. "They'd be the ones with the junky cars in the front yard and would try to slip around the law."
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http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/l...tory/6379922p-
http://www.thenewstribune.com/news/l...-5690592c.html
Chopp was dismissive when asked about Petty, a hugely popular figure known as “the King” in the world of racing.
“You mean the guy who got picked up for DUI?” the House speaker asked. Chopp quickly added that he’d only heard about a drunken driving incident and wasn’t sure if it were true.
Still, the speaker made it clear he wasn’t impressed.
“He’s not a member of the House, last time I checked,” Chopp said.
Chopp has said repeatedly that no House Democrats have pushed him to support the NASCAR track. He says he doesn't hear from anyone about it. At a press availability earlier this month, when asked about NASCAR — as the Longview Daily News reported —
he pulled out a Wall Street Journal article sent to him by a legislator describing the rowdy crowds at the Talledega Speedway in Alabama.
The article reported that "hard-drinking" fans "whoop it up for days."
"These people are not the kind of people you would want living next door to you," Seaquist said. "They'd be the ones with the junky cars in the front yard and would try to slip around the law."
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