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To: chuckee
The luck of the draw. It all depends on whether the Indian casino on tribal land is a profitable enterprise or not and the number of tribal members on the tribal land that share in it. The less, the better. These guys lucked out.

In the video, the host Peter Santanello who has visited many reservations, addresses this -- the obvious the difference between a well-functioning tribe like the Eastern Cherokee versus a tribe with bone-deep political corruption.

21 posted on 08/14/2023 11:52:11 AM PDT by Albion Wilde (Either ‘the Deep State destroys America, or we destroy the Deep State.’ --Donald Trump)
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To: Albion Wilde

That is very true about tribal corruption. Case in point. In 1996, the 316 Pequot adult tribal members were getting on average over $100,000 each a year from Ct Foxwoods casino for 20 years. The tribe expanded to 1000 members, some corruption set in and hard times during recessions and competition from other newer Indian casinos built in the area have limited their payouts which are still not bad


22 posted on 08/14/2023 1:24:19 PM PDT by chuckee ( )
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