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Manne wrote:
Hawaii may finally become one of the many US states with legal casino gambling. Some prominent
legislators in Hawaii are pushing for legalized gambling. Hawaii has always been one of those
tourist destinations that has always been against gambling of any kind, but due to the financial
crisis and a decline in tourist dollars, they are looking for new ways to boost their tax revenue.
With a billion dollar budget gap, Hawaiians are finally looking to gambling to help with the budget.
:dirol
Hawaii may finally become one of the many US states with legal casino gambling. Some prominent
legislators in Hawaii are pushing for legalized gambling. Hawaii has always been one of those
tourist destinations that has always been against gambling of any kind, but due to the financial
crisis and a decline in tourist dollars, they are looking for new ways to boost their tax revenue.
With a billion dollar budget gap, Hawaiians are finally looking to gambling to help with the budget.
:dirol
[FONT=Franklin Gothic Medium]Another state seeing the light of additional revenues! Whoo hoo!
Kinda surprised that Hawaii didn't come to this decision earlier. Cultural objections? Takes a little longer to get to, but if I'm gonna travel to gamble in Nevada then why not just keep going a bit more and hit Hawaii to do it if they've got world class operations going?
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legislators in Hawaii are pushing for legalized gambling. Hawaii has always been one of those
tourist destinations that has always been against gambling of any kind, but due to the financial
crisis and a decline in tourist dollars, they are looking for new ways to boost their tax revenue.
With a billion dollar budget gap, Hawaiians are finally looking to gambling to help with the budget.
:dirol
[FONT=Franklin Gothic Medium]Another state seeing the light of additional revenues! Whoo hoo!
Kinda surprised that Hawaii didn't come to this decision earlier. Cultural objections? Takes a little longer to get to, but if I'm gonna travel to gamble in Nevada then why not just keep going a bit more and hit Hawaii to do it if they've got world class operations going?
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SycoSteve wrote:
Hawaii may finally become one of the many US states with legal casino gambling. Some prominent
legislators in Hawaii are pushing for legalized gambling. Hawaii has always been one of those
tourist destinations that has always been against gambling of any kind, but due to the financial
crisis and a decline in tourist dollars, they are looking for new ways to boost their tax revenue.
With a billion dollar budget gap, Hawaiians are finally looking to gambling to help with the budget.
:dirol
[FONT=Franklin Gothic Medium]Another state seeing the light of additional revenues! Whoo hoo!
Kinda surprised that Hawaii didn't come to this decision earlier. Cultural objections? Takes a little longer to get to, but if I'm gonna travel to gamble in Nevada then why not just keep going a bit more and hit Hawaii to do it if they've got world class operations going?
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Well that would be a start
then i would have to buy a boat lol. nah this trucker likes his wheels on solid ground . but if you can get one or 2 states to do this the others will follow when their eyes open to how much revenue they are losing .
then i would have to buy a boat lol. nah this trucker likes his wheels on solid ground . but if you can get one or 2 states to do this the others will follow when their eyes open to how much revenue they are losing .
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onpokplaya wrote:
Well that would be a start
then i would have to buy a boat lol. nah this trucker likes his wheels on solid ground . but if you can get one or 2 states to do this the others will follow when their eyes open to how much revenue they are losing .
One by One they shall fall in place.
This is the kind of thing that could break the wall down and other states may follow one by one.
Either that or we all move to Hawaii.
Sun, beautiful temps, sand beaches, surf, perfect blue water, fantastic scenery, rainbows, everyday paradise and legalized gambling.
NO WINTER .....
:thumbsup
Hopes and Dreams.
:dance::dance::dance:
This is the kind of thing that could break the wall down and other states may follow one by one.
Either that or we all move to Hawaii.
Sun, beautiful temps, sand beaches, surf, perfect blue water, fantastic scenery, rainbows, everyday paradise and legalized gambling.
NO WINTER .....
:thumbsup
Hopes and Dreams.
:dance::dance::dance:
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Roller wrote:
One by One they shall fall in place.
This is the kind of thing that could break the wall down and other states may follow one by one.
Either that or we all move to Hawaii.
Sun, beautiful temps, sand beaches, surf, perfect blue water, fantastic scenery, rainbows, everyday paradise and legalized gambling.
NO WINTER .....
:thumbsup
Hopes and Dreams.
:dance::dance::dance:
Interesting idea. They certainly have enough tourists to support it.
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legislators in Hawaii are pushing for legalized gambling. Hawaii has always been one of those
tourist destinations that has always been against gambling of any kind, but due to the financial
crisis and a decline in tourist dollars, they are looking for new ways to boost their tax revenue.
With a billion dollar budget gap, Hawaiians are finally looking to gambling to help with the budget.
:dirol