Midnight Rulemaking to Ban Internet Gambling

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WASHINGTON, Nov 10, 2008 /PRNewswire-USNewswire via COMTEX/ -- NFL Lobbyist Turned Political Appointee Accused of Improper Involvement in Rush to Issue Regulations
The Bush Administration is working to finalize regulations to enforce a ban on Internet gambling despite concerns raised by leading financial service companies that the regulations are ambiguous, burdensome and not likely to stop millions of Americans from gambling online. It is expected that the regulations, issued to implement the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act of 2006 (UIGEA), will be finalized at the last minute before they can be stopped by the Obama Administration - an orchestrated move being linked to a former National Football League (NFL) lobbyist now working in the Bush Administration.

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[NostraDomainus]

Greed Breeds Mean Deeds.

 

[Poker]

From the very party that yaps all the time about how they want to keep government out of our lives and our wallets, how there is far too much government regulation in America and how the American people should be respected and empowered to make their own decisions...what a pathetic pack of hypocrites.

 

[HuntingMoon]

all of the fun stuff on the internet has been legislated out of the U.S.