Thursday, September 06, 2007
Predictable? You Bet
Everyone could see this coming—debate may be starting on whether to allow table games at the slot parlors, some of which have not even been opened up as slot parlors yet. The reason? Well, West Virginia has just permitted table games, and the Keystone State’s tracks, most likely the Meadows in Washington County, will begin to feel the effects.
“It's the obvious move. We're being attacked by West Virginia and now's the time to respond,” were the words of one executive of the Meadows.
Wouldn’t it be nice if the state responded to our more pressing issues—Right to Work, tax rates, regulation, voter referendum and initiative, teacher strikes, public safety bargaining, etc.—by looking at the actions of other states and responding with vigor?
“It's the obvious move. We're being attacked by West Virginia and now's the time to respond,” were the words of one executive of the Meadows.
Wouldn’t it be nice if the state responded to our more pressing issues—Right to Work, tax rates, regulation, voter referendum and initiative, teacher strikes, public safety bargaining, etc.—by looking at the actions of other states and responding with vigor?
