06-21-2009, 10:51 AM
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http://www.courier-journal.com/artic...pecial+session
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Voters were told two years ago that they would get a chance to vote on the expansion of gambling, and polls showed huge majorities wanting to get that chance. Constitutional amendments cannot be proposed in special sessions, and can get on the ballot only when legislators are up for election. The next opportunities will come in the session that begins in January and the election of Nov. 2, 2010. Let that be the day that Kentucky voters finally close this chapter in the state's long history of gambling and focus on other issues.
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