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Posted: 4:51 AM Oct 22, 2009
Beshear Responds to GOP Gaming Proposals
Governor Steve Beshear is responding to republican proposals for a constitutional amendment on expanded gaming.
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Governor Steve Beshear is responding to republican proposals for a constitutional amendment on expanded gaming.
During a visit to northern Kentucky yesterday, Governor Beshear called the proposals "a smokescreen" and said it's time the senate leadership "step up" and make a commitment to put the legislation on the floor during the next session.
Tuesday, Senate President David Williams announced he would file legislation for a constituional amendment to ban expanded gaming without a statewide vote. Georgetown Republican, Senator Damon Thayer also announced plans to file a bill for a constitutional amendment that would allow video lottery terminals or "VTRs."
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