A bill in California to legalize Internet poker
within the state was approved Friday by the Senate Appropriations
Committee and may now be taken to the Senate floor for full amendments.
However,
the bill's sponsors will likely hold off on pushing it through the
legislature until next year, as the current session ends in one week.
A bill in California to legalize Internet poker
within the state was approved Friday by the Senate Appropriations
Committee and may now be taken to the Senate floor for full amendments.
However,
the bill's sponsors will likely hold off on pushing it through the
legislature until next year, as the current session ends in one week.
It's a phony bill that has no hope of doing anything. A waste of time. The devil is in the details. As long as America has Cotton Mather and his Puritanical brethren running this country, there is no hope of true freedom.
"IHRA would utilize a funding stream that would become available should
Congress decide to legalize and regulate internet gambling, which would
protect consumers and collect tax revenue that is currently offshore."
It's a phony bill that has no hope of doing anything. A waste of time. The devil is in the details. As long as America has Cotton Mather and his Puritanical brethren running this country, there is no hope of true freedom.
"IHRA would utilize a funding stream that would become available should
Congress decide to legalize and regulate internet gambling, which would
protect consumers and collect tax revenue that is currently offshore."
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