what a freaking joke. from the las vegas review journal
http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2007/Jan-01-Mon-2007/news/11696775.html
http://www.reviewjournal.com/lvrj_home/2007/Jan-01-Mon-2007/news/11696775.html
uppy:
To be honest, I wouldnt mind hearing his other political views. I know from the ESPN special on gambling, he is fairly pissed about any attempted lockdown on online gaming.GreenDoberman said:
But lets remember something, he is a TOUT and a tout first. And touts specialize in self-promoting.
He is actually quite a good candidate for most of the people who come here I think. Not just his gambling stance, but basically he is a low-tax, low-regulations and no religious right intervention in private lives kind of guy. He hates deficits and wouldn't tolerate the ear-marking BS we all pay for. Of course all this makes him completely unelectable to a major party since their machines won't let this kind of person get into the game.
We all might laugh and scoff at a tout for this, but lets face it most of these candidates we get in our times aren't exactly exemplary human beings. True heros don't run for this office, who wants to go through all the crap and the crap dished out to your family? We just get people who have incredibly thick skin, yet are more than willing to bend over when necessary to take on positions which they need to get past the primaries, then to get elected.
We all might laugh and scoff at a tout for this, but lets face it most of these candidates we get in our times aren't exactly exemplary human beings. True heros don't run for this office, who wants to go through all the crap and the crap dished out to your family? We just get people who have incredibly thick skin, yet are more than willing to bend over when necessary to take on positions which they need to get past the primaries, then to get elected.
I have plenty of Wayne Root comedy to mention, for one his car. I've seen it a few times, he lives just up the hill from me in Las Vegas. Doesn't stop him from having his car registered in UTAH! WTF? The license plate even says "KINGOFLV" or something like that and has "Millionaire Republican" for a frame. Still though have no idea why this millionaire registers his car in a state 2 hours away unless he really had to get that license plate to be happy, can't possibly be to save a few bucks could it?
BTW his books, both politics and gambling aren't bad reads. Like most of these touts they are actually fairly sharp ideas and concepts down, but of course they fall into the "system" which states if you tout and want to make good money, you have to become a low-life with your sales practices.
BTW his books, both politics and gambling aren't bad reads. Like most of these touts they are actually fairly sharp ideas and concepts down, but of course they fall into the "system" which states if you tout and want to make good money, you have to become a low-life with your sales practices.
