Thousands of jobs and millions of dollars. That’s the familiar argument the Poarch Band of Creek Indians has made for several years in support of expanding gambling in the state. On Sunday, the tribe launched a TV ad campaign that differs slightly in form but not in substance.
That’s the familiar argument the Poarch Band of Creek Indians has made for several years in support of expanding gambling in the state. On Sunday, the tribe launched aA successful push would add 12,000 jobs and $700 million a year in tax revenue, according to the ad – money that people dressed in various uniforms say in the commercial could be used to improve the state.“Education,” says a woman in an orange blouse.
But the Senate sponsor of that bill, Sen. Greg Albritton , told FOX10 News earlier this year that he was in the face of comments from House Speaker Nathaniel Ledbetter casting doubt about gambling proposals this session.
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