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yellowcanine

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17. They did make the same arguments for the lottery.

Reply to deutsey (Reply #12)

Mon Nov 5, 2012, 12:59 PM

Nov 2012

And for slots a couple of years ago. At that time we were told we had to keep the slots money in Maryland. Lots of people predicted it wouldn't be long before the gambling interests would be back for more and here they are again.

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Question 7... [View all] hootinholler Sep 2012 OP

Sorry can't help. elleng Sep 2012 #1

This refers to the gambling issue.. right? DCBob Sep 2012 #2

Yes that's right, it's the casino question. hootinholler Sep 2012 #3

Sorry but I dont even know where the casino is supposed to be built. DCBob Sep 2012 #5

Personally I am anti-gambling LiberalEsto Sep 2012 #4

I'll probably vote yes Orangepeel Sep 2012 #6

Good idea, Zoning issue. elleng Sep 2012 #7

NO. How many casinos do we need. There are only so many gamblers. madinmaryland Sep 2012 #8

On the Fence AnnieBW Oct 2012 #9

I am so glad to see this thread. qwlauren35 Oct 2012 #10

Personally I hate slots hootinholler Oct 2012 #11

I just voted no in early voting deutsey Oct 2012 #12

They did make the same arguments for the lottery. yellowcanine Nov 2012 #17

inclined not to vote on 7 shireen Nov 2012 #13

I voted for it. Orangepeel Nov 2012 #14

Actually I did also hootinholler Nov 2012 #15

I am voting NO because this was a bait and switch. yellowcanine Nov 2012 #16