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We're up to the 20s in likes on some of these. The goal is triple digits.

just keep bumpin

Updated with twitter accounts. Twitter is even easier than FB.

Republicans

Representatives:
Dave Camp: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact
Jeb Hensarling: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact
Fred Upton: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact

Senators:
Rob Portman: Facebook Twitter Contact (FB censor "poker")
Jon Kyl: Facebook Contact
Patrick Toomey: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact

Democrats

Representatives:
James Clyburn: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact (FB censor "poker")
Xavier Becerra: Facebook Twitter Contact
Chris Van Hollen: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact

Senators:
Patty Murray: Facebook Twitter Contact
Max Baucus: Facebook Contact (FB censor "poker")
John Kerry: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact

(But your followers might disown you for volume.)

Yea few poker players followed me after I sent them messages to tweet the daily action plan and only 1 remains.

they are stupid just like most of the nvg. if the thread had the words durr or wsop though they would be in for sure.

As you may know, U.S. House and Senate leaders have appointed twelve members of Congress to serve on the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction. This debt "super committee" is charged with developing policies to reduce the U.S. deficit and then make specific recommendations to Congress which will be voted on. This is a great opportunity for us to make our voices heard.


Simply take a moment to sign into your Facebook account, click the “Like” button on the page and then post your message asking him to protect our right to play online poker by supporting HR 2366! Here's the Facebook post on which we should comment. Please "like" the other pro-poker posts there as well.

So far, the pro-poker post with the most "likes" has 32 "likes". Let's bump this to 100+. So, we need 68 more people who care about their rights to volunteer to take this simple action.


As you may know, U.S. House and Senate leaders have appointed twelve members of Congress to serve on the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction. This “super committee" is charged with developing policies to reduce the U.S. deficit and then make specific recommendations to Congress which will be voted on. This is a great opportunity for us to make our voices heard.

Let's go to their Facebook pages and let them know that we want them to take action on the online poker issue! Simply take a moment to sign into your Facebook account, click the “Like” button on the page and then post your message asking them to protect our right to play online poker by supporting HR 2366!

The names with an “x” in front of them are those who do not allow direct posting on their Facebook wall. No problem for us. Just post a comment in response to a post already on the page. PLEASE BE SENSITIVE about this though. If the post says the Congressperson is being treated for cancer, don’t bother them with poker. Tell them to get well soon. Be sensitive to what’s going on in their state, too – wildfires, tornadoes, hurricanes, flooding, etc. And PLEASE say please and thank you. Courtesy goes a long way.

Oh, and let’s all try to get the bill number correct. It’s H.R. 2366.

Let's all also remember to revisit these walls to like the pro-poker posts and comments made since your last visit. Thanks!

Here's the Super Committee:


Republicans

Dave Camp: Facebook Facebook Contact
x Jeb Hensarling: Facebook Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Contact
Fred Upton: Facebook Facebook Contact

Senators:
x Rob Portman: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Contact (site set to censor the word "poker")
x Jon Kyl: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Contact
Patrick Toomey: Facebook Facebook (second site actively deletes pro-poker posts) Contact

Democrats

Representatives:
x James Clyburn: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment (first site set to censor the word "poker") Facebook (second site permits direct posting) Contact
x Xavier Becerra: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Contact
Chris Van Hollen: Facebook Contact

Senators:
x Patty Murray: Facebook Twitter Facebook post on which we can comment Contact (the post for us to use to post comments is a few weeks old, so I included her Twitter link)
x Max Baucus: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Contact (it's not Rep. Spencer Bachus, so please don't blast him! ) (site set to censor the word "poker")
John Kerry: Facebook Facebook Contact

Done.

Also I feel that the creativity of 'Volunteers needed for something that takes 5 minutes' was the spark to the extra energy regarding this. GJ PPA. Just the simple wording of it is that big of a deal imho.

Super Committe? der lol. ugly, unlikable people in embarassing clothes.
i want to punch them in the face.

This looks to be going pretty well so far. Lots of comments and "likes." It would be great to get some triple-digit numbers going on this. Keep it rolling!

I can't seem to "like", or post comments (cause I'm in the UK maybe?), but bump.

make sure you like the person first then you should be able to post, and click like on others comments

We have 45 likes on today's action. Let's get this to triple digits. :-)

Are we there yet??

thanks 2+2 for the effort.

Yep, literally took five minutes to Like a bunch of posts. And I'm someone who uses Facebook maybe once a month.

Done, I wanna see at least 20 likes on my posts. Get it done 2+2!!

Did it.

Our top like is 47 by Rich Muny. He was the first to post about poker in that thread. Be sure to go to the top and click "view more comments" to get to him. There are plenty in the 20s, 30s, and 40s besides his, so good job!

https://www.facebook.com/RepHensarli...97401666991111

Simply take a moment to sign into your Facebook account, click the “Like” button on the pages here and here and then post your message on each asking Rep. Upton to protect our right to play online poker by supporting HR 2366! Please "like" the other pro-poker posts there as well.

So far, the pro-poker post with the most "likes" (the one linked at the top) has 23 "likes". Let's bump this to 70+. So, we need 47 more people who care about their rights to volunteer to take this simple action.


U.S. House and Senate leaders have appointed twelve members of Congress to serve on the Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction. This “super committee" is charged with developing policies to reduce the U.S. deficit and then make specific recommendations to Congress which will be voted on. This is a great opportunity for us to make our voices heard. Let's go to their Facebook pages and let them know that we want them to take action on the online poker issue!

The names with an “x” in front of them are those who do not allow direct posting on their Facebook wall. Simply post a comment in response to an appropriate post (i.e., one suitable for a pro-poker comment) already on the page. PLEASE remember to say please and thank you. Courtesy goes a long way.

Let's all also remember to revisit these walls to like the pro-poker posts and comments made since your last visit. Thanks!

Here's the Super Committee:


Republicans

Dave Camp: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact
x Jeb Hensarling: Facebook Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Twitter Contact
Fred Upton: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact

Senators:
x Rob Portman: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Twitter Contact (site set to censor the word "poker")
x Jon Kyl: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment(actively deletes pro-poker posts) Contact
Patrick Toomey: Facebook Facebook (second site actively deletes pro-poker posts) Twitter Contact

Democrats

Representatives:
x James Clyburn: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment (first site set to censor the word "poker") Facebook (second site permits direct posting) Twitter Contact
x Xavier Becerra: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Twitter Contact
Chris Van Hollen: Facebook Twitter Contact

Senators:
x Patty Murray: Facebook Twitter Facebook post on which we can comment Contact (the post for us to use to post comments is a few weeks old, so I included her Twitter link)
x Max Baucus: Facebook Facebook post on which we can comment Contact (it's not Rep. Spencer Bachus, so please don't blast him! ) (site set to censor the word "poker")
John Kerry: Facebook Facebook Twitter Contact

I gave a whole minute instead of just 10 seconds. I "liked" all of the pro-poker posts on the page.

That was WAY easy!

Very nice!

seriously censoring the word poker??