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Maryland's state House will get to vote, possibly today, on using slot machines for education funding. The bill would allow almost 10,000 slot machines in four counties around the state. See here and here for coverage. Responses from likely Democratic Gubernatorial candidates: Doug Duncan opposes it, Martin O'Malley sees it as a "reasonable compromise."
posted by Matt G @ 9:21 AM
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slots are fools gold. They put public funding for education in hands of gamblers, instead of elected officials, who canrespond to the educated wishes of the publicrather than the selfish,money loaded interest of the gambling fraternity.
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