Granted, he hasn't even been nominated or elected. But what if ... what if Donald Trump becomes President? How much of a jackpot would that be for America's gaming capital?

Little more than a week after Donald Trump easily won Nevada’s Republican caucus and professed his love for “the poorly educated,” many Republicans were appalled that during a presidential debate, he assured Americans his penis is normal, although he obviously isn’t. They seemed less appalled that he did so in response to “establishment” choice Marco Rubio suggesting it wasn’t, uh, huge.

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The instructions came directly from the Clinton campaign.

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