It's not just Ohio CPAs, mind you. NosireeBOB. It's primarily Chambers of Commerce from around the country but also the Asian American Hotel Owners Association, the National Beer Wholesalers Association, the Snack Food Association, Turfgrass Producers International, and a host of others asking "Congress and the president to immediately enact legislation that averts America’s impending fiscal cliff." Christ guys, if it wasn't an election year with the worst Congress ever, it might be worth the effort. Congress is awful. Your letter is hollow. Let's just ride off this thing like Thelma and Louise.
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Dumb: Overstock.com Paid $7 Million for the Oakland Coliseum Naming Rights
While still involved in a lawsuit (the one that came about because of a Walmart sticker) with seven California counties, including Alameda where Oakland resides.
From the Chronicle’s Zennie62:
Did the Oakland Raiders say anything? What about anyone with the City of Oakland or the County of Alameda. Did they even know that the County was involved against Overstock.com in this way?
Moreover, how could the San Francisco Bay Area print media, normally derisive of bloggers like myself, miss this legal issue?
So, to close, we have two problems with the Overstock.com, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum Stadium Naming Rights Deal: it’s way under valued at $7 million, and the firm that’s on the other side of the deal is being sued by the same County of Alameda it’s giving money to, and for allegedly fraudulent business practices.
Overstock Buys Oakland Coliseum Naming Rights While In California Lawsuit [SFC]