Such is the Culinary Union‘s clout that Nevada Sen. Jacky Rosen (D, left), Sen. Catherine Cortez Masto (D) and Rep. Susie Lee (D) will also be casting their caucus ballots at Culinary-sponsored events, staggered across today through Tuesday. On Wednesday, the Culinary will wrap its electioneering up by picketing the Palms because the Fertitta Brothers “are major funders of the Trump Victory Fund and supporters of the Republican agenda.”
Jottings: A strong new quarantine in China, suggests that if the worst is not yet to come, things are not getting better either where coronavirus is concerned, bad news for Macao casino operators. The Trump administration continues to take a circumspect approach to the virus (despite speculation to the contrary), as well it should … Paula Kelly, sexy terpsichorean who was discovered at Caesars Palace, has died at age 77. I had such a crush on her way back when … The United Kingdom Gaming Commission is looking at 
capping online-slot jackpots at two pounds sterling ($1.30). Gaming stocks did not react well to the news … Forty bartenders at Encore Boston Harbor will be out of jobs as Wynn Resorts explores replacing them with automated drink dispensers … Osaka officials have tipped MGM Resorts International and partner Orix Corp. as the frontrunners for a megaresort concession. Jim Murren may yet go out in a blaze of glory … Washington State legislators may be earmarking sports betting for tribal casinos but a court challenge from Maverick Gaming owner Eric Persson is expected …. At least one member of Congress thinks that Steve Wynn‘s money is still good as gold. Rep. Elise Stefanik (R) accepted $8,400 from the lecherous mogul last quarter.
So could the Culinary Union really stop Bernie?