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"Of course, all this is assuming you're correct.... In your opinion Chicago won't bid for 50 years, but you can't know that for certain. In your opinion LA won't come up with the cash and SF won't come up with something workable, but again you can't possibly know this.Once these cities realize that the U.S. isn't going to have to worry about the \"it's too soon for another American Games\" complaint, they'll be much more willing to foot the bill. A winter hosting will just revive that \"it's too soon\" mindset in the IOC and the U.S. will more than likely lose more money on ill-timed summer bids. \nThe 2024 vote is in 2017. The 2028 vote is in 2021. That's seven and eleven years away respectively. You're claiming remarkable prophetic abilities. You're also betraying some pessimism. I cannot imagine that the economy will not have noticeably rebounded by then. Assuming the bid is timed well, I don't see money being the problem. It's just a matter of being very intentional about waiting long enough and timing it to work with continental rotation. If the U.S. does that, they will win. \n"
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