Criticism of government subsidies for sports franchises to build new stadiums has grown louder in the past few years. But Braman is unique as a former NFL owner who has become one of the most vocal and active opponents of taxpayer funding for major league sports stadiums in Florida.

In an interview with Bloomberg, Braman called the Dolphin’s renovation plan “welfare for a multi-billionaire.” In 2008 he sued the state for its 3 Billion dollar plan to build a new stadium for the Florida Marlin’s. The plan went forward but Braman’s agitation led the SEC to investigate the deal in 2012.

He is currently battling David Beckham who wants to build a 250 million dollar stadium for a Major League Soccer expansion team at the Port of Miami.

When he was owner of the Eagles, Braman wanted to build a new stadium for the team in South Philadelphia.

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In an interview with car retail industry pub, Dealer, Braman says that he started Keystone with his wife’s Father. Philadelhoe Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics grew out of Keystone. At 36 his sold his stake in the company and moved to Florida with his wife and daughters.

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As a working class teenager, Braman was a waterboy for the team. Very Horatio Alger.

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Does he hate boyhood because his brother Matt is the same person as Ethan Hawke?

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Extremely important detail. Almost as important as the part a few paragraphs up where Anne Hathaway declines to comment.

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This article in the Prague Review reprints the Letter from Irwin Sibler and Cash’s response.

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