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Manne wrote:
US News and World Report ran an article today featuring the debate between Barney Frank and Spencer Bachus over the regulation of online gambling. Each Congressman expressed his point in a written, prepared statement, and the news organization then included an interactive poll.
The poll consists of one simple question, "Should online gambling be legalized?"
As of mid-afternoon, respondents in favor of legal Internet gaming were 97.13 percent. Those opposed to legal online casinos, and favoring a ban such as the UIGEA, numbered 2.87 percent.
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I also gave vote for legal online internet gaming that it is our property we can use it.
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Vandy wrote:
I also gave vote for legal online internet gaming that it is our property we can use it.
I also gave vote for legal online internet gaming that it is our property we can use it.
Same here 😁
Same here 😁
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mike1 wrote:
I also gave vote for legal online internet gaming that it is our property we can use it.
Same here 😁
Same here 😁
I voted too! Online gambling should be legal.
Kindly give your vote too, you can refer to this link
Online Gambling Debate: Barney Frank Vs. Spencer Bachus - US News and World Report
I voted too! Online gambling should be legal.
Kindly give your vote too, you can refer to this link
Online Gambling Debate: Barney Frank Vs. Spencer Bachus - US News and World Report
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majah23 wrote:
Same here 😁
I voted too! Online gambling should be legal.
Kindly give your vote too, you can refer to this link
Online Gambling Debate: Barney Frank Vs. Spencer Bachus - US News and World Report
And I also voted for legal internet gaming as it is or authority that legal casinos should be allowed.
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Manne wrote:
US News and World Report ran an article today featuring the debate between Barney Frank and Spencer Bachus over the regulation of online gambling. Each Congressman expressed his point in a written, prepared statement, and the news organization then included an interactive poll.
The poll consists of one simple question, "Should online gambling be legalized?"
As of mid-afternoon, respondents in favor of legal Internet gaming were 97.13 percent. Those opposed to legal online casinos, and favoring a ban such as the UIGEA, numbered 2.87 percent.
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Off course online casinos should be allowed😡
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Manne wrote:
US News and World Report ran an article today featuring the debate between Barney Frank and Spencer Bachus over the regulation of online gambling. Each Congressman expressed his point in a written, prepared statement, and the news organization then included an interactive poll.
The poll consists of one simple question, "Should online gambling be legalized?"
As of mid-afternoon, respondents in favor of legal Internet gaming were 97.13 percent. Those opposed to legal online casinos, and favoring a ban such as the UIGEA, numbered 2.87 percent.
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Frank is certain that he online gambling bill will pass through the committee and be before the full House of Representatives this year. How he will manage that he is not saying. All he is saying is “We’ll get it done.” Frank is the Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
It looks like online gambling is here to stay!
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It looks like online gambling is here to stay!
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Manne wrote:
Frank is certain that he online gambling bill will pass through the committee and be before the full House of Representatives this year. How he will manage that he is not saying. All he is saying is “We’ll get it done.” Frank is the Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
It looks like online gambling is here to stay!
:dirol
As of mid-afternoon, respondents in favor of legal Internet gaming were 97.13 percent. Those opposed to legal online casinos, and favoring a ban such as the UIGEA, numbered 2.87 percent.Frank is certain that he online gambling bill will pass through the committee and be before the full House of Representatives this year.And I also voted for legal internet gaming as it is or authority that legal casinos should be allowed.
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The poll consists of one simple question, "Should online gambling be legalized?"
As of mid-afternoon, respondents in favor of legal Internet gaming were 97.13 percent. Those opposed to legal online casinos, and favoring a ban such as the UIGEA, numbered 2.87 percent.
:dirol