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It’s not a campaign contribution, it’s an investment in “job creation” (and “speech” creation)

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Casino mogul Sheldon Adelson’s backing of GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney may not just make political sense for the billionaire — it may also be in his best interest financially.

Adelson has vowed to spend as much as $100 million to help sway the 2012 election. According to a new report by Seth Hanlon, the director of fiscal reform at the Center for American Progress Action Fund, Adelson could turn that investment into a $2 billion tax cut if Romney is elected.

via Sheldon Adelson Stands To Get $2 Billion Tax Cut If Mitt Romney Is Elected: Report.

This is actually worse than the ROI on many forms of lobbying.

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