The State News’ usually good Matt Bittle neglects to mention that the $15 million in welfare is going, ultimately, into the pockets of Dover Downs executives who give themselves raises EVERY YEAR in spite of being shitty at running a business that is a virtual monopoly.
DOVER — A Senate committee on Wednesday approved legislation that would offer Delaware’s three casinos tax relief, the most significant step in regard to casino aid in years.
The bill could be voted on as soon as today after being released by the Senate Finance Committee.
Senate Substitute 1 for Senate Bill 144 would slightly lower the tax rate on slots, eliminate the table game license fee and slash the table game tax rate.
I get why Denis McGlyn walks around Leg Hall looking for ever more welfare. What I don’t get is how Brian Bushweller, and Trey Paradee can be so easily duped into giving it to him.
Photo: Brian “Bushy” Bushweller looking exactly like the kind of guy you’d think would be against welfare. Well… welfare for poor people anyway.
