Online gambling bill stuck, but it's not over yet

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Badger — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 12:39:39 GMT

That's interesting. I had already decided some time back that I am simply going to vote for every challenger on my ballot. I no longer care about what political party they belong to, because they are all not getting the job done the way I see it. The two main parties have become as similar as peas in a pod. I figure put some new blood in, and if they don't get it vote against them next time too.

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Todd — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 11:28:20 GMT

Frist is not up for re-relection.

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EXCALIBUR — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 07:18:49 GMT

I say this once more Don't vote for any of those like Frisk that are anti-Internet gambling also don't vote for any that are not doing anything about his crazy notions

As a matter of fact don't vote for anybody that is in right now, We need new people in, Show them what you can do as They are showing us what they can do once they are in.

Don't ever again vote for them, but vote against them, vote them all out.

Show them what you can do.

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Online gambling bill stuck, but it's not over yet

Lottery Post — Wed, 27 Sep 2006 16:54:21 GMT

Efforts to win congressional passage of a bill to ban most forms of Internet gambling by tacking it onto a must-pass bill hit a roadblock Tuesday, but aides said Republican backers are exploring other ways to make it law.

Senate Armed Services Committee Chairman John Warner, a Virginia Republican, raised a strong objection to attaching any unrelated legislation to a pending defense bill, which has been viewed by supporters of the gambling bill as a prime vehicle for it.

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