Riverboat gambling loophole sparks Missouri debate
Missouri Supreme Court questions if riverboat casinos meet state law as most boats sit in pools away from actual rivers. Critics call it a legal loophole, urging open political debate to resolve legalized gambling. Dean Mike Hoellich of Kansas University School of Law comments.
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Conservatism in the Spotlight as Lecturers Struggle
Cal Thomas notes rising consumer confidence and holiday sales, while Washington pundits face lower speaking fees amid softer invite lists. He argues big media ignore public demand for conservatism, citing declining news quality and audience drift to cable and the Internet. Newspaper tone, with named figures like Sam Donaldson and Margaret Carlson referenced.
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