It's very dangerous business. That would certainly be another piece of advice. You want to avoid that, and I think she's right. You want to avoid that longer term commitment which could jeopardize your citizens and your taxpayers. You have to be very cautious with using these monies.
Most people think that when someone is elected to office that's almost debited to bad character.
I tend to think just the opposite. In spite of the uniformity of your comments, you're also American citizens. You're not just mayors of your communities. Implicit in a lot that you've said, indeed explicit in it, is that the competitive advantage that your community enjoys by having this revenue producing, job producing activity within your jurisdiction is something that might go away if other people had such facilities. But our charge is to look at the nation and to consider what is best for the country.