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Perhaps the gambling revenue can be used to lower the outrageous Texas property taxes. Wishful thinking…
1 posted on 02/24/2023 1:52:30 PM PST by thegagline
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To: thegagline

That’s my only question, will property taxes go down?

Unfortunately, the answer to that question in easy.

No.


2 posted on 02/24/2023 1:57:54 PM PST by Round Earther
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To: thegagline

Once the “gaming industry” is legal in a state, it quickly owns every politician and expands everywhere.


3 posted on 02/24/2023 2:04:18 PM PST by aMorePerfectUnion (Fraud vitiates everything. )
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To: thegagline

The U.S. is turning into a big casino.


4 posted on 02/24/2023 2:04:38 PM PST by yelostar (Stay strong. Stay fierce. Stay SKEPTICAL. Never surrender your freedom, and don’t buy the narratives)
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To: thegagline

All special interests, all the time.


5 posted on 02/24/2023 2:07:05 PM PST by E. Pluribus Unum (The worst thing about censorship is ████ █ ██████ ███████ ███ ██████ ██ ████████. FJB.)
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To: thegagline

The Tribes in Oklahoma will be carpet bombing donations over Texas State reps to kill this.


6 posted on 02/24/2023 2:09:04 PM PST by rmichaelj (Ave Maria gratia plena, Dominus tecum.)
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To: thegagline

They need to find another way to lower property taxes. Gambling brings so much crime with it. and generally is an additional “tax” on the poor who think they’ll hit the jackpot.

Remember, when we got the lottery, it was for the schools for the kids. didn’t do much for THOSE property taxes.


7 posted on 02/24/2023 2:09:56 PM PST by RebelTXRose (Our Lady of Fatima, Pray for us! PRAY THE ROSARY!)
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To: thegagline

Growing up in Texas I never thought I would see gambling legalized.

Texas is republican today but like the rest of America, it is not anywhere close to what it used to be.


9 posted on 02/24/2023 2:15:32 PM PST by ansel12 (NATO warrior under Reagan, and RA under Nixon, bemoaning the pro-Russians from Vietnam to Ukraine.)
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To: thegagline

“The Corleone family is getting out of the olive oil business and moving to Dallas”


10 posted on 02/24/2023 2:25:26 PM PST by FatherofFive (I support Trump. Not the GOP)
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To: thegagline

Well it will give the illegals somebody to mug.


11 posted on 02/24/2023 2:32:33 PM PST by Vaduz (LAWYERS )
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To: thegagline

DeSantis is doing something about the illegals and the woke a-hole infestation. Abbott is focused on legal gambling. Abbott=Pence.


12 posted on 02/24/2023 2:34:58 PM PST by gibsonguy
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To: thegagline

So the gaming industry finally made a contribution that Abbott feels is adequate.....


13 posted on 02/24/2023 2:47:29 PM PST by txeagle
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To: thegagline

“Perhaps the gambling revenue can be used to lower the outrageous Texas property taxes. Wishful thinking…”

It doesn’t work that way. Instead it works like an Income Tax in a state that doesn’t have one. The new Income Tax, rather than lowering the sales and property tax, simply EXPANDS the state government and turns Red States into Blue States.

So NO THANKS Governor Abbott (who I really do like), Texas made it this far by sending their gambling addicts to Louisiana, we can make it further doing the same.


15 posted on 02/24/2023 4:18:45 PM PST by BobL
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