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Your mother probably told you that it’s polite to not talk religion and politics at dinner parties, especially if you don’t really know your hosts that well. Nowadays, you might as well add casinos to that list.
Ohio authorities are deciding whether or not they want to legalize gambling and casinos in this state. There are, like usual, those chomping at the bit to play and those vehemently against it. What is causing an uproar at the moment is a new TV advertisement that is sponsored by the latter camp.
This anti-casino ad is claiming that all the best casino jobs will be taken by out-of-staters. This is just one of the nasty catfights revolving over whether or not casinos should be built in the four Ohio cities of Cleveland, Columbus, Toledo, and Cincinnati.
The anti-casino group in question is called TruthPAC and they are very upset as they found out that the pro-casino group has obtained a copy of their TV ad before it was even aired. A Time Warner account executive has even lost his job because of this.
The pro-casino group is obviously saying the ad is nonsense whereas the anti-casino group calls it ‘nothing but the truth’. The ad cites ‘proof’ that out of towners often get casino jobs and that there will be less job creation than what the casinos cite.