With Bush Winning What Does This Mean To The Future Of Gambling???

unochamps · Nov 3, 2004

even thought most do, if they have their way i think the future doesn't look too good. because we all know that the right wing does not gamble ( bill bennet) does not do drugs ( rush limbaugh) and has no sex ( bill o'reily).

what do u guys think?

Dante · Nov 3, 2004

IMO I think it will move to some type of regulation, they have NO choice they can not stop it , they have tried MILLIONS do it

and England is regulating it so The US will follow in some form I think within 2 yrs

jjgold · Nov 3, 2004

I would say it will get banned

TheGeneral+ · Nov 3, 2004

Well, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada is a good shot at senate minority leader. Not sure if that is good or bad.

Wildbill?

WorldRunner · Nov 3, 2004

The Senate and the House will have more to do with the gambling bill than who the president is. Stop trying to blame everything on Bush.

Bush or Kerry... The gambling bills have(had) the same chance of passing. Neither president will veto.

If you wanted legalized gambling... You should have voted libertarian.

DavidMatthews · Nov 3, 2004

Both Nevada Senators are anti-online-gambling. The ridiculously stupid casinos here in Vegas who pay these Senators think that online gambling is competition.

Now if they could ever legalize it in US borders, the casinos would all open online versions. Only thing is, that won't happen in our lifetime. There are too many religious conservatives out there.

Kiss1 · Nov 3, 2004

I think the Republicans are going to get on it right after they find all the WMD and Osama.

:nopityA:

WildBill · Nov 3, 2004

My guess is the same, continued status quo of annual threats followed with the annual ritual of a near silent death.

I am trying to throw some issues related to this off a contact and after I talk to them I will write up an article on it. Basic preview is that the next 4 years might be a little different than people expect.