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Visit | $500 | Yes | 99.36% | Download |
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Visit | $1,000 | Yes | 97.71% | Download |
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Visit | $777 | Yes | 98.33% | Download |
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Visit | $1,000 | Yes | 97.14% | Download |
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Visit | $10,000 | Yes | 98.85% | Download |
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Visit | $4,000 | Yes | 97.95% | Download |
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Visit | $777 | Yes | 99.15% | Download |
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Visit | $7,777 | Yes | 97.93% | Download |
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Visit | $2,400 | Yes | 98.27% | Download |
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Visit | $888 | Yes | 97.15% | Download |
Question by Jacquelyn: Would Ronald Reagan approve of Internet gambling if he were alive and well?
Since we’re on the topic of RR, thought I’d ask…
Answer by rabidkitty
No. because it would possible cause an influx of funds into communist countries we have trade embargo’s on such as Cuba.
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I seem to recall Ronnie was a star-gazing, star-wars advocate – a good poker-player – as befits a good gambler and b-movie actor.
Astrology/astronomy – what the heck ? Who counts – or quits – when you’re ahead of the game ?
I’d guess he’d approve – so long as fair taxes could be levied and receivable on such activities.
I think not. I think most politicians would be swayed by the moral arguments against it. However, it seems to me that this is an infringement on our freedom. If I want to play poker, Why can’t I play? Why should I have to go to a poker room, or a casino? I think it should be regulated (for fairness), and taxed, and allowed.
Of course he would. He gambled with the US. Don’t you remember trickle down economics. How’s that working for you now.
Angry Republican
Online gambling representative, Wayne Allyn Root, may be a staunch Republican with aspirations of running for state Senator one day in the not-to-distant future, but he is also furious what is transpiring with this latest attempt to ban online gambling.
Speaking out on Gambling911.com, Root expressed his furor.
“Enter into the picture a new attempt by our Republican-majority Congress to ban online gaming- to treat ordinary Americans with contempt; to treat adults like idiots incapable of choosing what to do with their own money; to treat this popular form of entertainment (online gaming) as a crime; to trample Ronald Reagan’s legacy of limited government and individual rights. I am shocked and saddened to say that it is Republican political leaders that are leading this misguided “Big Brother” assault on our individual freedoms and rights (individual rights and states rights).
“This attempt to ban online gaming is nothing more than a 21st century version of Prohibition. That first attempt to institute Prohibition in the 1920’s was one of the biggest failures in American political history. It will fail again. What Americans choose to do with our time and our money, on our computers and cell phones, is none of the business of politicians or government.
“My beloved GOP has strayed far from our own winning message. We are guilty of violating the core values of our party and the legacy of President Ronald Reagan. Instead of fighting “Big Brother” and the expansion of government into our lives and bedrooms, we are guilty of supporting it. My beloved GOP is in danger of becoming the very symbol of “Big Brother!’”