So our Sunday story delivered something less than a crushing surprise by reporting that the chief slots advocates have stopped talking about slots as a way of propping up the horse-racing industry. From now until the Nov. 4 referendum we can expect a nonstop barrage about how gambling money is needed to save Maryland schools.
Apparently, they couldn't think up a way to link slots to motherhood and crab cakes.
Vanished down the memory hole is the press conference where the governor...
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