Let's continue telling the Payroll Tax Conference Committee to include online poker in their discussions. The committee needs to resolve this matter by the end of February, so the timing is perfect for us. Rumors are flying about this on all the poker forums, so let's do our part to stand up for this!

1. Let's send the Conference Committee members + Sen. Reid & Sen. McConnell NEW tweets urging inclusion of federal online poker legislation: HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
2. Let's post and like pro-poker comments on the Facebook walls of Conference Committee members Rep. Chris Van Hollen (D), Rep. Renee Ellmers (R), Rep. Nan Hayworth (R) and Sen. Ben Cardin (R): HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
3. Let's send a NEW prefilled tweet promoting the daily action plan: HERE

Please reply in this thread with "tweeted", "done", etc. to encourage others to participate. The past 152 actions have generated triple-digit participation, so let's keep it growing. Thanks!


If you wish to do more today, let's reach out to the Senate Indian Affairs Committee membership via Facebook with respectful requests for them to support poker. Simply like the pro-poker posts and make a supportive post of your own. When commenting on preexisting lawmaker posts, please be sure the post is appropriate for pro-poker comments.

• United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs: Facebook
• Daniel Akaka, HI (Chair): Facebook
• John Barrasso, WY (Vice Chair): Facebook
• Daniel Inouye, HI: Facebook
• Maria Cantwell: Facebook
• John Hoeven, ND: Facebook
• Lisa Murkowski, AK: Facebook
• Tom Udall, NM: Facebook
• Michael Crapo, ID: Facebook
• Mike Johanns, NE: Facebook
• Jon Tester, MT: Facebook Facebook
• Al Franken, MN: Facebook
• Kent Conrad, ND: Facebook
• Tim Johnson, SD: Facebook
• John McCain, AZ: Facebook

done for sunday

Sunday tweet done.

tweeted and done

sunday done

If it helps, when you start your tweet with @whomever with nothing in front of who you're sending it to, it doesn't go out to your followers (unless they follow that politician). I didn't know this for the longest time (because I was following politicians so I got other peoples' tweets to them).

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Done.

Let's continue telling the Payroll Tax Conference Committee to include online poker in their discussions. The committee needs to resolve this matter by the end of February, so the timing is perfect for us. Rumors are flying about this on all the poker forums, so let's do our part to stand up for this!

1. Let's send the Payroll Tax Conference Committee members + Sen. Reid & Sen. McConnell NEW tweets urging inclusion of federal online poker legislation: HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
2. Let's post and like pro-poker comments on the Facebook wall of Payroll Tax Conference Committee member Rep. Sander Levin (D): HERE
3. Now that we have had an action to post comments to each Payroll Tax Conference Committee member's Facebook wall let's go back like all the pro-poker comments -- and post some new ones: HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
4. Rep. Charles Bass (R-NH) expressed concern at the last House Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade Subcommittee hearing on online gaming regarding the potential impact of online gaming on state lotteries. I posted my thoughts on this to his FB wall HERE. He responded that he is taking a careful look at the Barton Bill. Let's go to the post and thank Rep. Bass for responding. Thanks!
5. Let's send a NEW prefilled tweet promoting the daily action plan: HERE

Please reply in this thread with "tweeted", "done", etc. to encourage others to participate. The past 153 actions have generated triple-digit participation, so let's keep it growing. Thanks!


If you wish to do more today, let's reach out to the Senate Indian Affairs Committee membership via Facebook with respectful requests for them to support poker. Simply like the pro-poker posts and make a supportive post of your own. When commenting on preexisting lawmaker posts, please be sure the post is appropriate for pro-poker comments.

• United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs: Facebook
• Daniel Akaka, HI (Chair): Facebook
• John Barrasso, WY (Vice Chair): Facebook
• Daniel Inouye, HI: Facebook
• Maria Cantwell: Facebook
• John Hoeven, ND: Facebook
• Lisa Murkowski, AK: Facebook
• Tom Udall, NM: Facebook
• Michael Crapo, ID: Facebook
• Mike Johanns, NE: Facebook
• Jon Tester, MT: Facebook Facebook
• Al Franken, MN: Facebook
• Kent Conrad, ND: Facebook
• Tim Johnson, SD: Facebook
• John McCain, AZ: Facebook

Done 2/12

Monday done.

Rep. Charles Bass (R-NH) expressed concern at the last House Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade Subcommittee hearing on online gaming regarding the impact of this on state lotteries. I posted my thoughts on this to his FB wall HERE. He responded that he is taking a careful look at the Barton Bill.

Let's go to the post and thank Rep. Bass for responding. Thanks!

Done.

Done

done

done

Rumors are flying about federal legislation, so let's all do our part to ensure Congress hears from us!

1. Let's send House Subcommittee for Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade Chair Mary Bono Mack and the rest of the subcommittee NEW tweets requesting a markup for HR 2366: HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
2. Let's send the Payroll Tax Conference Committee members + Sen. Reid & Sen. McConnell NEW tweets urging inclusion of federal online poker legislation: HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
3. Now that we have had an action to post comments to each Payroll Tax Conference Committee member's Facebook wall let's continue going back to like all the pro-poker comments -- and to post some new ones: HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, HERE, and HERE.
4. Rep. Charles Bass (R-NH) responded to my post on his concern regarding the potential impact of online gaming on state lotteries, so let's post more pro-poker posts HERE.
   
5. Let's send a NEW prefilled tweet promoting the daily action plan: HERE

Please reply in this thread with "tweeted", "done", etc. to encourage others to participate. The past 154 actions have generated triple-digit participation, so let's keep it growing. Thanks!


If you wish to do more today, let's reach out to the Senate Indian Affairs Committee membership via Facebook with respectful requests for them to support poker. Simply like the pro-poker posts and make a supportive post of your own. When commenting on preexisting lawmaker posts, please be sure the post is appropriate for pro-poker comments.

• United States Senate Committee on Indian Affairs: Facebook
• Daniel Akaka, HI (Chair): Facebook
• John Barrasso, WY (Vice Chair): Facebook
• Daniel Inouye, HI: Facebook
• Maria Cantwell: Facebook
• John Hoeven, ND: Facebook
• Lisa Murkowski, AK: Facebook
• Tom Udall, NM: Facebook
• Michael Crapo, ID: Facebook
• Mike Johanns, NE: Facebook
• Jon Tester, MT: Facebook Facebook
• Al Franken, MN: Facebook
• Kent Conrad, ND: Facebook
• Tim Johnson, SD: Facebook
• John McCain, AZ: Facebook

Done Tuesday as well, all the tweets and also liked about a hundred thoughtful pro-poker posts on facebook. The time is now, lets get this done.

Done 2/13

Please check out http://www.facebook.com/GeoffDavisfo...50604908046308 and like it if you like the post. Thanks.

done

Tuesday done.

Done.

tweeted and done. It didn't take too long.

Done 2/14