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  1. Goodyvaj763 Goodyvaj763 is offline

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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:26am)

    Obama? or McCain?
  2. Chazmental Chazmental is offline Thief

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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:30am) in reply to Goodyvaj763

  3. Lord Supremo Lord Supremo is offline actually a tuvalu lord (sigh)

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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:31am) in reply to Goodyvaj763

    <-----Poker Legislation

    <span>Oh and GTFO
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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:31am) in reply to Chazmental

    who cares?

    online poker is like the 100000000000th most important issue
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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:31am) in reply to Chazmental

  6. The Precedent The Precedent is offline

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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:37am) in reply to Goodyvaj763

     
    Originally Posted by Goodyvaj763 View Post

    Obama? or McCain?

    Neither seem to really put much thought or capital into the subject. We know Obama enjoys and plays poker. We know Senator McCain has been known to like casino table games. We know that banning online poker is in the official Republican Platform. We know that Republican Bill Frist was the Senator who is responsible for adding the UIEGA onto the Port Security bill.

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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:41am) in reply to Goodyvaj763

    McCain doesn't give a shit about online gambling. He isn't going to push to eliminate it, but he also wouldn't create a stink to make it easy.

    Obama wants government to have control over every aspect of your life. He may not be opposed to adults spending their money as they see fit in regards to gambling...yet.
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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:44am) in reply to El Burro

     
    Originally Posted by El Burro View Post

    McCain doesn't give a shit about online gambling. He isn't going to push to eliminate it, but he also wouldn't create a stink to make it easy.

    The Republican party wants government to have control over every aspect of your life. They are opposed to adults spending their money as they see fit in regards to gambling...indefinitely.

    FYP for accuracy
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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:52am) in reply to El Burro

     
    Originally Posted by El Burro View Post

    Obama wants government to have control over every aspect of your life. He may not be opposed to adults spending their money as they see fit in regards to gambling...yet.

    and the republicans are different??
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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:57am) in reply to warden

     
    Originally Posted by dpottz View Post

    and the republicans are different??

    Current regime? Fuck no. When the demotards have control of everything, the GOP will get back to its roots. Current GOP leadership is a disgrace to the (supposed) ideals of the party. A storm is brewin'; liberty will rain (and reign) when the party gets its shit together.

    Obama has a carbon copy of Carter's message. The shit sandwich he force-fed America had a wonderful backlash. I don't know who the next Reagan is, but he's out there.
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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:59am) in reply to Customflip

     
    Originally Posted by Customflip View Post


    I like this one! where you get it?
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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 2:59am) in reply to Customflip

     
    Originally Posted by Customflip View Post


    lolz!
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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 3:05am) in reply to MadProfesor

    lol, I searched Obama Poker in google images.
  14. Goodyvaj763 Goodyvaj763 is offline

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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 1:46pm) in reply to Goodyvaj763

    WILL I FOUND out the answer only "JOE the PLUMMER!" will support us vote for him!
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  15. norcaljeff norcaljeff is offline 2010 OT Thread Kill Leader

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    Oct 16th, 2008 (10/16/2008 1:53pm) in reply to The Precedent

     
    Originally Posted by The Precedent View Post

     
    Originally Posted by Goodyvaj763 View Post

    Obama? or McCain?

    Neither seem to really put much thought or capital into the subject. We know Obama enjoys and plays poker. We know Senator McCain has been known to like casino table games. We know that banning online poker is in the official Republican Platform. We know that Republican Bill Frist was the Senator who is responsible for adding the UIEGA onto the Port Security bill.

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    no it isn't.

    imo mccain would be better for poker. look what he did with ultimate fighting.
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