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: Instapundit.comJOHN GALT relocates to Macau. In a subsequent interview with Bloomberg News, Wynn was critical of?
By Glenn Reynolds
JOHN GALT relocates to Macau.
In a subsequent interview with Bloomberg News, Wynn was critical of the economic policies of President Barack Obama.
“The governmental policies in the United States of America are a damper, a wet blanket,” Wynn said in a separate interview aired today on Bloomberg Television. “They retard investment, they retard job formation, they retard the creation of a better life for the citizens in spite of the rhetoric of the president.”
Wynn said he was concentrating his efforts on Macau and would skip potential opportunities in Las Vegas.
“I don’t think the Las Vegas market at the moment beckons a large investment,” Wynn said. “The economic outlook in the United States, the policies of this administration, which do not favor job formation, do not encourage investment at all.”
Hard to argue.
Full post as published by Instapundit.com on April 22, 2010 (boomark / email).
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