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Citizens Across Wisconsin Join Tele-Townhall Opposing Gambling Expansion

Jul 26, 2016

MADISON – Nearly 900 residents from across the state joined Citizens Against Expanded Gambling’s tele-townhall last night to discuss the dangers of expanding gambling in Wisconsin.  Congressman Glenn Grothman strongly voiced his opposition to any new casinos, noting the negative impact far outweighs any benefit they bring to a community.  “If you put a casino in Shullsburg, in Beloit, in Kenosha, you are going to have an increased amount of loss.  Behind all of those losses, will be more people...

Citizens Against Expanded Gambling Tele-Townhall Audio

Jul 25, 2016

https://www.citizensagainstgambling.com/audio/July_25_Townhall.wav

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