Email your congressman

assassin · May 7, 2003

http://www.webslingerz.com/jhoffman/congress-email.html

Tell them there are better things for them to worry about than internet gambling (ecomony, security, guns, drugs, drunk driving, illigal immigration, schools, etc) what ever is important to you.

Here is the link, so don't say you don't know theere address.

jjgold · May 7, 2003

Too late, this bill is a done deal. Any politician that is for gambling is political suicide.

Fishhead · May 7, 2003

If this bill passes, they will have something much more to worry about than political suicide........I WILL BE LOOSE CANNON!! I HAVE DID JAIL TIME AND I CAN DO IT AGAIN!! THESE CRACK BASTARDS!!

IntuitionBET · May 7, 2003

assassin - Here is a site just for opposing the ban on Internet gambling:

Here is the site you need to go to to Tell your Representative and Senators to oppose H.R. 21 and S. 627, the so-called Unlawful Internet Gambling Funding Prohibition Acts! Fill out the form on this page to take action on this important issue (your privacy will be protected) http://www.profreedom.com/

This year THIS may be our only SHOT at being heard as a group, so everybody and their brother needs to Stand-up & be Heard for the good of the industry.

WildBill · May 7, 2003

Oh people, just read my other posts on this board and relax...I am told things are QUITE under control. In fact it will implode from within as it has year after year...

Write your representatives if you wish, but you will find that most of them are uninterested and will vote based on who they follow. Once again though, its in the bag, the thing will implode as they start getting competing amendments and such. When those get added what seems like a sure winner gets lots of enemies...

HeywoodJablome · May 8, 2003

WildBill I think you are 100% right. Our representatives are going to vote the way they get paid to vote and nothing short of a national uprising would change their minds. There will be no uprising from the tiny % of people who gamble on the internet. The good news is as you say: The many different groups who bribe the congress are very divided on what kind of laws are needed, so nothing of real importance will happen.