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If you want something bad enough and can get your hands on the money, you can pretty much get your candidates to do whatever you want; or at least that is how it seems to be. For when you look at the monies taken in by certain political parties, and then you see their track record on slot machines, you can see that those with the dough rule.

Governor Martin O’Malley is a classic example of this disturbing trend. A man who once called legalized gambling “morally bankrupt” seems to have changed his tune. He is now pushing to get slot machines approved in his state so that he can fix a rather large ($1.7 billion) shortfall in the state budget. Could it be the millions of dollars that have been pumped into his campaign by pro slot machine forces that is making him rethink his earlier comments?

Lt. Governor Anthony G. Brown, is another slot machine supporter, and yes, he has also received money from proponents of the machines. In fact, the last governor, Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr. is another one who has been behind the slot machines, and he received money from pro sources as well.

One need only follow the paper trail to see that those that want the slot machines support candidates that think the same way they do. And if they don’t think the same way that they do, but seem to be a shoo-in for office, then you can count on them giving them money anyway. Heck, you can just look at the current governor to see that even if they don’t believe in slot machines now, you can surely make them see the error of their ways.

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