Mon Feb 13 2012
There's no way the casinos can deliver all they've promised -- certainly not the 34,000 new jobs that were promised in the relentless television commercials; most likely not even the tax money that's being projected. In addition and more important for the long term, there are so many casinos elsewhere nowadays that the money is being spread over an increasingly large number of spots.
While the decision to have the casinos has been settled, new and other important debates begin. The developers and operators will be subject to laws implementing the amendment. You can bet that, starting now, the pro-casino forces will be spreading around money in the legislature, just like they did to former public officials who became their spokespeople; to labor who shilled for them; and to police who backed the idea in exchange for a cut of proceeds going to training for law enforcement. (Reprinted from Hamilton JournalNews)
Nov. 4
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