For 20 days, I will be e-mailing a new, effective argument each day which can be used by Repeal leaders and volunteers to Stop the Casino Mess.
 
The Days of the Destination Casino are Long Gone:
 
 
Atlantic City's collapse is irrefutable proof that the days of the destination casino are over. Years ago, gamblers would travel hundreds -- even thousands -- of miles to gamble, bringing distant dollars to the casinos -- dollars that wouldn't, otherwise, be spent in those markets. Those distant dollars made Las Vegas, Atlantic City, and even Foxwoods and Mohegan Sun great successes in their heyday. But things have changed. The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and numerous others have recently come to the same conclusion: the market for casinos in the Northeast is saturated. Today, most gamblers live within 50 miles of the casinos. Instead of bringing new dollars into the market, casinos now just suck dollars OUT of the local market, stealing revenue and profits away from local businesses and depositing it into their own coffers. The problem is, as those local businesses suffer, so do their employees.
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