Monday, March 31, 2003
And today, Romney flipped on gambling. The Fraud Governor is no longer interested in pursuing 'blocking payments', rather now wants to auction five-year licenses to three 'slot-machine parlors' across the state. He claims that slots would bring in $300 million a year, yet not commit the state to a long-term expansion of casino gambling, which could bring social problems and increased crime.
Happy to hear that three 'slot machine parlors' would not increase social problems in the state. I guess this means the Fraud Governor can continue to try to shut down the Mass. Council on Compulsive Gambling.
Happy to hear that three 'slot machine parlors' would not increase social problems in the state. I guess this means the Fraud Governor can continue to try to shut down the Mass. Council on Compulsive Gambling.
