Breaking (unconfirmed): Harry Reid trying to attach poker to this month's tax cuts bill
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02-16-2012
, 12:25 AM
02-16-2012
, 12:27 AM
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, 12:30 AM
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, 12:56 AM
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, 01:08 AM
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, 02:34 AM
02-16-2012
, 03:24 AM
I think these threads should be kept in leg unless something really really looks good. Not because I don't think it deserves the extra attention, but I think it may be counter productive if these are posted with the hope that it gets more people involved, as enough let downs and it could have the cry wolf affect.
I may be wrong. Maybe this builds momentum and moral. Just a thought though. If anything, maybe a little less sensational title. Either way GG and on to the next
I may be wrong. Maybe this builds momentum and moral. Just a thought though. If anything, maybe a little less sensational title. Either way GG and on to the next
02-16-2012
, 04:11 AM
02-16-2012
, 04:25 AM
Yea, I don't really like my comment and think I just got caught up in a few 
posts towards the end.
Fact is things have changed dramatically and every new opportunity really is a valid sweat. I watched the Senate on Indian Affairs hearing and was pretty pumped to see every single person there either say or act as if this is inevitable. Also, I though Skallagrim did a really sick job in his testimony and if anyone needs a Rocky moment to pump them up, that's what I'd suggest. It'll happen, like winning a large field MTT. Keep getting deep and one of these times you don't lose the big hand on the bubble of the final table and just ship it like it was easy.
posts towards the end.Fact is things have changed dramatically and every new opportunity really is a valid sweat. I watched the Senate on Indian Affairs hearing and was pretty pumped to see every single person there either say or act as if this is inevitable. Also, I though Skallagrim did a really sick job in his testimony and if anyone needs a Rocky moment to pump them up, that's what I'd suggest. It'll happen, like winning a large field MTT. Keep getting deep and one of these times you don't lose the big hand on the bubble of the final table and just ship it like it was easy.
02-16-2012
, 11:03 AM
02-16-2012
, 11:07 AM
Quote:
Report: U.S. Online Poker Regulation Not in Payroll Tax Bill
A senior Hill staffer confirmed to POLITICO on Wednesday that regulating Internet poker at the federal level will not be part of a tentative deal reached by congressional leaders to extend a payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits. … “Airdropping this into the payroll bill wouldn’t sit well with a whole bunch of people from a process standpoint,” a source familiar with the discussions said, pointing to the current brouhaha unfolding in the Senate over an attempt to fast-track cyber security legislation.
http://www.parttimepoker.com/report-...yroll-tax-bill
A senior Hill staffer confirmed to POLITICO on Wednesday that regulating Internet poker at the federal level will not be part of a tentative deal reached by congressional leaders to extend a payroll tax cut and unemployment benefits. … “Airdropping this into the payroll bill wouldn’t sit well with a whole bunch of people from a process standpoint,” a source familiar with the discussions said, pointing to the current brouhaha unfolding in the Senate over an attempt to fast-track cyber security legislation.
http://www.parttimepoker.com/report-...yroll-tax-bill
Busto...
02-16-2012
, 01:37 PM
