scoreboardII
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I don't think AA is allowed per the agreement to sublease the gates like the DOJ wants them too. If that where the case, why would the DOJ ever care about who ended up with the gates or even if AA kept them unused? DOJ is as usual being contradictory.
This is big time politics right here, the feds vs Dallas. My bet is Dallas wins. And whomever thinks they will end up with the gates will be waiting a very long time. Maybe that's the plan all along...
This is big time politics right here, the feds vs Dallas. My bet is Dallas wins. And whomever thinks they will end up with the gates will be waiting a very long time. Maybe that's the plan all along...