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Troy King hired Victoryland’s lawyer? Holy crap!
and tim ” gambling is immoral” james hired a indian gaming lobbyist…..funny how things work, isn’t it..
The Tim James campaign is showing signs of desperation and deception in response to the PPP Poll numbers.
http://www.theworldaroundyou.com/2010/03/30/tim-jamess-campaign-exhibiting-signs-of-desperation-and-deception/
He didn’t hire him, CC, he’s his campaign chair! He has hired Claire Austin (who is a gambling lobbyist) as a main political consultant. But, we’re supposed to believe Tim that he’s against gambling. ???
Didn’t your mother tell you guys not to throw stones if you live in a glass house. I am assuming that you guys are with the Byrne Campaign. Some of BB’s oldest friends who are also advising and raising money behind the scenes do work for casinos / gaming interests. (Miller Hamilton Snider Odem / Jones Walker) http://www.joneswalker.com/industries-23.html
i am not with anyones campaign…and i don’t like byrne either…thanks for the info though..i haven’t see that and its good to know.i’ll pass it along..
Apples to oranges. The James campaign is littered with supporters and campaign workers known to support gambling. I can only assume all the candidates have friends who have some tie to the industry at some point in their lives. However, only one campaign has it’s chair and main political advisor currently being paid by gambling interests. That’s James.