Letter: Kenosha needs casino for jobs, revenue (The Kenosha News 12/8)
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Letter: Community needs Menominee off-reservation casino
"Why would anybody be against a small casino in Kenosha?
We need the jobs, taxes and revenue! Wake up people!
Politicians, you are not forced to go to gamble. Gambling is a personal choice. Whatever group was behind that article has never visited or lived on an Indian reservation. These people are dirt poor and need the resources provided by the casino. I know, been there, done that."
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Letter: Kenosha needs casino for jobs, revenue (The Kenosha News 12/8)
Letter: Kenosha needs casino for jobs, revenue (The Kenosha News 12/8)
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