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Casino Bill Pros And Cons
Hai Siddarth,

I like your post in the way you described but I do not find anything for implementing a new casino bill as you are a member of congress. As you said, there are so many pros and cons which come across while passing the bill. You had given a short and good discussion here and it would be more impressive if you would add up some more regarding passing bill. I got so much information which I do not fine in my research. Finally, I appreciate you work, keep up the good work!

Regards,

Niyanth.
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