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01-22-07, 12:25 PM
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Post your letter here, please. I'm sure a number of us wouldn't mind cutting and pasting it, with your permission, of course.
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#3
01-22-07, 12:48 PM
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 2 second later Edit: Gotcha. 
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01-22-07, 12:50 PM
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I still don't get it. 1/20/09?
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01-22-07, 01:08 PM
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january 20, 2009 is the first day George W Bush will not be POTUS.
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01-22-07, 01:55 PM
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here is the first draft of my letter
send it "I am writing concerning the recent activity of the DOJ in relation to online gambling. I am voting member of your constituency, insert other personal info that makes you sound normal here, and as a recreation I play poker online. It is unfathomable to me why the DOJ is pursuing online poker (interestingly, off track betting on horse racing is specifically exempted-thus eliminating any moral rational the DOJ may claim that this is a crusade against gambling) when there are far more significant, and clearly illegal, injustices that are condoned by the DOJ’s lack of attention. I encourage you to investigate this reckless activity by the DOJ. If you are as rationale as your voting record suggests, I predict with you will agree with my position that the DOJ activity is asinine. Furthermore, I encourage you to support the regulation and taxation of those in the business of providing online poker rooms. It would be a reliable source of funding for the government in these challenging times. Interestingly, to the best of my knowledge, every legitimate online poker room supports the regulation and taxation of their business by the US government. I am resisting the urge to rattle off why I think the DOJ’s actions in this matter are wrong. Instead I urge you to become informed of this issue and come to your own conclusions. Thank you for your time," |
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01-22-07, 02:07 PM
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note edits.
Rational/rationale were reversed in your letter. Better to call the DOJ misguided than asinine  despite what we really think.
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01-22-07, 01:04 PM
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Do you really think Barrack Obama or HRC would change this? If your answer is yes, link me to any documentation that supports that position. You are aware that the DOJ under Clinton tried to apply the Wire Act to online gambling. its just the industry wasn't that big back then.
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