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Originally Posted by tamiller866
He doesn't have to go back on anything, in his own mind he probably really believes that it's 'all the GOP's fault', but the fact (not speculation) that he has already staked out a fall back solution for Nevada's economy in case the spread of online gambling State-by-State causes another recession should be a concern.
The fact that his own son would greatly benefit by this 'economic diversity' should amplify that concern.
unlike you i'm not gonna begrudge his belief in the FACT that the stalemate in congress is precisely all the GOP's fault, although i don't know who you're quoting there. why do you think we've been counting to 60?
your fact about the "fall back solution" can be bolstered with hundreds of other facts about industry opportunities presented to the senate majority leader, none of which are considered "fall-back" to online poker, since nothing is keeping him from only working on one thing at a time.
you said you have a very real concern that he doesn't want to pass ipoker at all. this would mean he'd go back on his many public statements where he flatly proclaimed he wants to get ipoker done, as well as disregarding all this (fake) work he's been (just pretending to be) doing, such as wrangling 45 democrats to vote pro-ipoker 2 months before the elections. but to you this is all a smokescreen to cover for his REAL intention of inriching his son with an unrelated solar energy deal.
or are online poker and solar panels so similar that they're virtually the same to harry reid? what gives you the impression he feels the two interests are exclusive to eachother?