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Protecting NC from Gambling Expansion: The Christian Action League’s Ongoing Efforts

By L.A. Williams Christian Action League November 22, 2023 Video sweepstakes outlets on every corner, gaming terminals in restaurants and bars, and Las Vegas-style casinos throughout the state — it’s the gambling industry’s dream for North Carolina, and one that could have already come true were it not for the efforts of the Christian Action […]

Filed Under: Featured, Gambling Tagged With: Bob Hall, Carolina Public Press, casinos, L.A. Williams, Lumbee Tribe, National Association of Evangelicals, Rev. Mark Creech, Sen. Phil Berger, The Carolina Journal, The Cornish Companies, video sweepstakes

A Year in Review: Key Legislation Addressed in 2023 by the Christian Action League

By Eleora A. Grace Christian Action League November 3, 2023 For over 70 years, the Christian Action League has been committed to the belief that every Christian is obligated to be his “brother’s keeper.” This commitment drives them to peacefully influence and shape a government that works to secure the highest possible good for all […]

Filed Under: Featured, Legislative Wrap Up Tagged With: Abortion, Anson, BAC, Care for Women Children and Families Act, casino, Compassionate Care Act, Eleora A. Grace, Fairness in Womens Sports, Gambling, Gender transition, Gov. Roy Cooper, HB 215, HB 574, HB 808, Lumbee Tribe, medical marijuana, Nash, NashRockingham, parental rights, Pres. Ronald Reagan, Rev. Mark Creech, SB 20, SB 41, SB 49, SB 527, tobacco, transition surgeries

No Casinos in State Budget, GOP Leaders Say They Lack Votes

By Peyton Majors Christian Action League September 8, 2023 Opponents to casino expansion in North Carolina may have won a major victory this week when House Speaker Tim Moore told colleagues a budget bill with gaming does not have enough votes to pass. For weeks, Moore and Senate Republican Leader Phil Berger had said they […]

Filed Under: Featured, Gambling Tagged With: Anson County, budget, casino, Elisabeth Corona, Lumbee Tribe, Nash County, National Association of Evangelicals, Peyton Majors, Rev. Mark Creech, Rockingham County, Sen. Phil Berger, Speaker Tim Moore

Paul ‘Skip’ Stam Urges NC Legislators to Oppose Casinos, Calling Them a ‘Highly Regressive’ Tax

By Peyton Majors Christian Action League August 3, 2023 A prominent former GOP member of the North Carolina House is urging state legislators to oppose casinos and any gambling expansion, calling it a poor way to promote economic expansion and a form of regressive taxation. Paul Stam, a former majority leader and speaker pro tempore […]

Filed Under: Featured, Gambling Tagged With: casinos, CPAC, Lumbee Tribe, Paul Stam, Peyton Majors, Rev. Mark Creech, Sen. Phil Berger, video gaming machine

Eight N.C. Lawmakers Received Donations from Casino Company: It’s a ‘Pay to Play Scheme’

By Peyton Majors Christian Action League July 28, 2023 At least eight North Carolina lawmakers have received donations in the past year from individuals tied to the company that is favored to win the rights to build new casinos if the state legislature and the governor give it the green light, according to a new […]

Filed Under: Featured, Gambling Tagged With: Bob Hall, casinos, donations, Lumbee Tribe, Peyton Majors, Rep. Jason Saine, Rep. John Bell, Rep. Kyle Hall, Rep. Larry Strickland, Rev. Mark Creech, Sen. David Craven, Sen. Lisa Barnes, Sen. Phil Berger, Speaker Tim Moore, Sports Betting, The Cordish Cos.

Gambling Bills in Washington Would Proliferate Tribal Casinos in N.C.

CAL Ex. Dir. says these gambling measures are ‘bad business, bad recreation, bad religion, bad politics, bad economics and bad morality’ By L.A. Williams Christian Action League December 3, 2020 It’s estimated that over the next eight years, the American people will lose more than $1 trillion to government-sanctioned gambling. A growing portion of that […]

Filed Under: Featured, Gambling Tagged With: Bureau of Indian Affairs, Catawba Indian Casino, Catawba Indian Tribe, Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort, Cherokee, Cherokee Reservation, Chief Richard Sneed, Cleveland County, Gambling, gambling bill, House Resolution 1964, Indian Gaming Regulatory Act, Kings Mountain, L.A. Williams, Lumbee Tribe, SB 790, Sen. Lindsey Graham, Sen. Richard Burr, Sen. Thom Tillis, tribal casinos

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