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Online Casinos and the Constitution

A lot of negative media attention has centered Rand Paul in the past several weeks because of this right wing Republican’s decidedly “un-Republican” views on the online casino gambling debate in the United States. The debate over the legalization of internet gambling has become a real hot point in US politics these days as the politicians duke out which side’s points better match the US Constitution. Paul has actually made some of the clearest and well stated defences for the legalization of online casinos than any politicians on either side of the debate. That’s the really funny part – the Democrats are arguing the politics and domestic necessity for the internet gambling, and the Republicans are countering with religious and moral reasoning for banning the activity, and then there is Paul, arguing the Constitutional backing for all of the policies.

The religious right of the Republican Party are not claiming Paul as a part of their ideology and have lambasted him for his views supporting the legalization of online casino gambling based on the Constitution. Paul’s key point in the debates is that the Constitution is there to protect the individual liberties of Americans and limit the influence of the US government – a sentiment strongly echoed by a large population of the US, even though firmly outside of debate over offshore online casinos. For this reason it’s just so interesting that neither party is accepting Paul’s message – the liberal stations have baited Paul into twisting his concepts and words.

The basic essence of why Paul supports the online casinos is because he draws a line between what the government supports, and what the government makes illegal. Although he may not believe that gambling is the best activity for the US, it is not one of the behaviours that should impede on personal liberties and be an illegal activity.