Topic: Vote for Obama if you like online gambling (Read 1063 times)
Republicans... the party that nobody likes.
The largest takedown of online poker sites and seizure of player deposits EVER occurred under the Obama administration. The OP claim is silly on face value.
I would gladly give up online gambling to get rid of Oboomba. Worst. President. Ever.
I value my personal freedom. He values his personal freedom. He just doesn't value my personal freedom.
I value my personal freedom. He values his personal freedom. He just doesn't value my personal freedom.
Gary Johnson is a big supporter of online poker. http://www.garyjohnson2012.com/coalitions/poker
No thanks. Obama doesn't support this type of freedom. Gary Johnson, on the other hand, openly supports it.
Lol, poker community had hopes about Obama since 2008, I don't think anybody can believe it this time :/.
What will Obama do differently, though? It's already pretty hard to gamble online as an American as it is.
http://www.onlinecasinoadvice.com/news/online-gambling-prohibition-now-official-republican-party-principle/
The Republican National Committee that just officially nominated Mitt Romney as the Republican presidential candidate also released an official party platform and agenda that asks for a total ban on online gambling in the US.
The statement reads as follows:
"Millions of Americans suffer from problem or pathological gambling that can destroy families. We support the prohibition of gambling over the internet and call for reversal of the Justice Department's decision distorting the formerly accepted meaning of the Wire Act that could open the door to internet betting."
The Republican National Committee that just officially nominated Mitt Romney as the Republican presidential candidate also released an official party platform and agenda that asks for a total ban on online gambling in the US.
The statement reads as follows:
"Millions of Americans suffer from problem or pathological gambling that can destroy families. We support the prohibition of gambling over the internet and call for reversal of the Justice Department's decision distorting the formerly accepted meaning of the Wire Act that could open the door to internet betting."
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