If room taxes in Clark County fall off, who will be stuck with the general obligation bonds that would be issued to provide the “public funding” for a stadium for the Raiders? That’s the question a group called “Nevadan’s for the Common Good” says needs answering. They’re opposing the stadium deal, saying it’s too risky, since a decline in visitor volume, due to a recession for example, could cause a large drop in room revenue. They ask, “Who wants to bet there won’t be a recession over the 33 year life of these bonds?” They also say there’s no actual profit sharing provisions for the public in the deal, if it actually makes any money. All the profits go to private investors.