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Lonestarblue

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1. And how is this any concern for Congress?

Reply to Hotler (Original post)

Thu May 2, 2024, 08:15 AM

May 2

Formula One is owned by an American corporation. Why does Congress have any right to second guess their business decisions when they do not involve physical harm or unlawful activities?

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Members of Congress demand answers on Mario Andretti's rejection from F1 races [View all] Hotler May 2 OP

And how is this any concern for Congress? Lonestarblue May 2 #1

Michael Andretti runs the team, not Mario n/t MichMan May 2 #2

It is the most pressing matter the US is facing today, that is why the Congress wants to get involved. Chainfire May 2 #3

Haas is American, based out of North Carolina. sir pball May 2 #4