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Old 05-25-2012, 08:15 PM   #15
Robert Goren
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Originally Posted by bks
Now that I've actually read the article, my understanding is changed from earlier in the year. It seems they're going forward with the expectation that the feds will challenge first, and then NJ will win in court.

Should be interesting.
That the way I read it too. I think it is highly unlikely that NJ can actually win in court. Now both Romney and Obama will get questions on it. I can't see either of them supporting Christie on this issue. There will also be issues with the NFL. In the past they have resolute in stating that they will not have team playing a state has legal gambling on their games. That will be the really interesting part of this. They would have to move two teams if they stick to their guns and if NJ actually wins its court battle.
The idea that 50% of the revenues would go to fight gambling addiction is with a doubt the most ridiculous thing to come out the mouth of a politician in sometime. Anybody that believes that probably owns several bridges.
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