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Casino exemption?

Published on -3/8/2010, 9:20 AM

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Maybe I should address this question to our state Senate, but how can our state legislators feel good about themselves by passing a statewide smoking ban and yet exempting state-owned casinos and race tracks?

Are they really medically educated enough to decide all smoke is bad for your health except smoke in state-owned casinos. What makes that smoke not harmful?

Don Huelsman

Grinnell

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