 Who on the commission is gambling's most fervent opponent?
This effort has largely succeeded, because Vegas is still the dominant image of American gambling, if not the dominant reality. The commission won't (and can't) take any grand stand against gambling. Instead it will opt for small, targeted policies, concentrating on compulsive gambling. Similarly, the commission will try to reduce gamblers' access to cash by limiting the size of ATM advances and prodding casinos to remove the machines from their floors. In exchange for losing a few compulsive gamblers, the casinos will (falsely) appear more concerned with the health of their customers than with profits. What the commission ought to be investigating is whether the gambling industry has become so powerful that it's politically untouchable.
 James Dobson
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