Former Attorney General Scott Harshbarger raises many accurate and critical issues about the closed door meetings being conducted on Beacon Hill about Casino Gambling.
This process needs to be conducted in the public arena and concerns need to be addressed, including the regulatory framework and costs.
Listen and watch below:
Keller @ Large: Harshbarger Argues Mass. Isn’t Ready For Casino Gambling
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BOSTON (CBS) – State leaders want to bring casino gambling here to Massachusetts.
But, some critics are concerned that could be a losing bet for the Bay State.
WBZ’s Jon Keller is at large with Scott Harshbarger, the former attorney general of Massachusetts.
Harshbarger, who unsuccessfully ran for governor in 1998, argues that Massachusetts is “unprepared” to administer a new casino industry.
He adds that the Bay State would need a strong regulatory and enforcement scheme in place to ensure that money and power don’t just go to the benefit of would-be casino owners.
“We don’t have the enforcement tools to deal with economic crime,” said Harshbarger.
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Thank you for posting this, Jessie. Scott Harshbarger lays out the case very well.
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