Exposing the Forest County Potawatomi's multimillion-dollar crusade to squash competition and wrangle a government-backed monopoly for its Milwaukee casino
What's a casino monopoly worth to the Potawatomi? Try $5.4 million...and counting.
Many people ask us how far Potawatomi's leaders will go to hurt a fellow Wisconsin tribe, lose jobs and destroy economic opportunities for the Badger State - all in the name of keeping their own off-reservation Milwaukee casino competition-free.
We don't know how far they'll go, but we can tell you how far they've already gone.As far as at least $5.4 million can take them.
"A Litany of Greed" analyzes Potawatomi's relentless fight to stifle competition and preserve the monopoly its Milwaukee casino has held for nearly two decades.The Litany breaks down Potawatomi's anti-competition agenda for the past four years, adds supporting materials and examples, and calculates the millions upon millions of dollars Potawatomi leaders have already funneled into efforts to kill the Kenosha casino, dodge competition and keep hold of their monopoly.
The $5,415,284 total is shameful and goes against the respect for healthy business competition that is at the heart of our state's proud, progressive heritage.As "A Litany of Greed" reveals, Potawatomi's anti-competition activities are part of an expensive and sophisticated campaign of misinformation, hypocrisy and hubris.The sole goal is to maintain a monopoly - and Southeast Wisconsin and the entire state will be hurt if Potawatomi succeeds.
