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NFL Reportedly Agrees to Pay Back Tax Payers for Acts of Sponsored Patriotism
- Updated: May 19, 2016
After news of taxpayer money funding acts of sponsored patriotism at professional sporting events broke last year, the NFL reportedly agreed to reimburse taxpayers Thursday.
According to ESPN’s Darren Rovell, the NFL will pay back $723,734 used for events such as flag ceremonies and welcome back tributes for those in the military.
Senators Jeff Flake and John McCain (h/t Laura Barron-Lopez and Travis Waldron of the Huffington Post) revealed in November that the Department of Defense paid as much as $6.8 million in taxpayer money to fund United States military recognition at NFL, NBA, NHL, MLB and MLS games.
Per Rovell, the NFL is the only …
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