Slots pass KY House; Williams making Senate vote dubious

Williams is from Metcalfe County...Southern Kentucky.

Now a guy speaking on the behalf of "charitable gaming" is sharing his thoughts.

Charitable gaming is a politically correct term for CHURCH BINGO.

Separation of church and state. Please. FFS. Get those f.ucktards out of there.

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Paulick liveblog:

6:50 p.m. … Sen. Boswell moved to pass House Bill 2 to the Senate floor without comment. Chairman Borders said the motion was out of order but would be honored in a few minutes. That woke a few people up.

6:55 p.m. … One last speaker on the opposition side represents CAGE (Citizens Against Gambling Expansion). The spokesman, who goes by Nostradumbass, for the group said people will be sold into bondage to slot machines in order to support racetracks in Kentucky, that they will spend hundreds of millions of their own money, and money they steal from their employers and credit card companies.

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Voting now, here it comes ...

This is making me crave a cig and I haven't smoked in 8 years.

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"This is a tough vote," says Sen. Kerr of Lexington. "I too feel that we have proposals on the table that could help the horse industry without damaging our most vulnerable decisions." Her vote will be a "no."

I am moving into Kerr's district just to make sure this moron - from LEXINGTON - doesn't ever get re-elected.

What a bunch of pansies.

If all the democrats vote yes then they need 1 more republican...

Edit: Two more republican votes needed if the Independent and all dems vote yes.

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A&R Committee - According to Paulick, the final vote count:

Charlie Borders - R, Chairman - NO
Robert (Bob) Leeper - I, Vice Chairman - NO
David Boswell - D - YES
Tom Buford - R - YES
Denise Harper Angel - D - YES (Churchill District, father retired trainer)
Ernie Harris - R - NO
Dan Kelly - R - NO
Alice Forgy Kerr - R - NO (Lexington)
Vernie McGaha - R - NO
RJ Palmer - D - Abstain
Joey Pendleton - D - YES
Tim Shaughnessy - D - YES
Brandon Smith - R - NO
Robert Stivers - R - NO
Gary Tapp - R - NO
Elizabeth Tori - R - NO
Jack Westwood - R (Westwood is traveling out of the country and will not be present to vote) - Absent

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Originally Posted by Coach Pants

If all the democrats vote yes then they need 1 more republican...

Edit: Two more republican votes needed if the Independent and all dems vote yes.

I have been biting my tongue on this one.
Republicans and religious right, lots of luck.
Makes me glad to be a Democrat....
I will take the nuts from the far left any day over the religious right.

Sorry to offend but this is typical religious right ****