Obama refuses to meet with Nevada Governor Gibbons about tourism comments

Barack Hussein Obama, the great mistake of 08 has cost the state of Nevada and particularly the city of Las Vegas hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars with many more hundreds of millions on the way since opening his big mouth back a few months ago when he and congress conspired to deceive the American people about the AIG bonuses that they had full knowledge of yet claimed ignorance when the public learned of the exorbitant dollars being payed with taxpayers money

So now the spineless Muslim boy king is refusing to meet with the governor of Nevada and mayor of Vegas to smooth over those remarks, angering the state that was fooled into voting his way in November who's now regretting that day more than ever.

President Obama refuses to meet with Governor Gibbons about tourism comments

KTNV.com,Action News .:.: "Carson City - The Office of Governor Jim Gibbons was notified today that President Barack Obama has refused to meet with the Governor and key business leaders from Nevada.

Governor Gibbons requested the meeting in a letter to President Obama so the President could address statements he made that were critical to Nevada and have caused economic damage to convention business and tourism business in the Silver State.

Earlier this year, the President told an audience in Elkhart, Indiana, 'You can't get corporate jets. You can't go take a trip to Las Vegas or go down to the Super Bowl on the taxpayer's dime.' That quote was seen by many as an insult to Las Vegas and as a message to companies across the Nation to stay away from Las Vegas for corporate meetings and conventions.

The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority reports over 400 conventions and business meetings scheduled to take place in Las Vegas recently have cancelled. These cancelled events translate into 111,800 guests in Las Vegas and over 250,000 'room-nights'. The cancelled conventions and meetings have cost the Las Vegas economy over $100-million, not including gaming revenue."