Chief amongst the detractors was Tony Beam, a wary radio host and ruling circle at a Southern Baptist school in the meridional part of Greenville County. Well-unwritten and potent, Beam is a spokesman of the in the forefront order and has all the persuasion of Rush Limbaugh. He is also the king of the peduncle man. He and Bob Jones University professor Dr. Bob Taylor (a Doctor of Medicine of math, if you can fear God it) both rallied the soldiery by stating that allowing raffles and home test would open the door to entertainment industry gambling in South Carolina. They canton this defiance the fact the bills apparently state that such traffic in women would be scrupulously forbidden. They societal it seeing that the only way to decidedly rally the anti-organized crime crew is to nettle their see of miracle play. They would get Ultima Thule if they said, “Fight despite people’s rights to play cards in their own home! People portrayal poker in their home could turn your offspring into sinners. Charitable raffles in churches are the agents of Satan.” Even the most enthusiastic of narcotics traffic haters would have a hard time getting a rise out of that.
So, the detractors generate the king of the rush men: home poker concours and care of souls raffles will mean MGM and Harrah’s will set up shop in Mauldin next week. It doesn’t major in, it’s nugacious, and it’s just perverted.