You may want to throw in a “DUH!” about now. The Feds have been trying for a long time with mostly inept results. Then the fellow handling a fellow traveler to the industry, allowed bail for the golden boy. And things heated up. Read more…
I wrote a letter to my senators. I expect poor results and a really mediocre form letter in response. It is the lip service that government uses instead of listening. They all feel they know better than us so why listen to us. Read more…
I won’t call it overreacting but Black Friday is getting a lot of use. I’ll let you wander the net. No links needed. You will trip over the posts, blogs, news sites and, of course, those lovable Fed who are working to save us all from ourselves. Good luck with that. Read more…
There have been some excellent blogs about all this. The views and overviews wax and wane in typical Washington manner. One who's stayed above this fray had an unrelated post but there he provided a biblical quote that seems appropriate here.
Version 2 of the Reid bill backs off the penalties a bit. And, then he said it wasn't likely to get attached to a hot bill in this session. At the multinational casinos, they are finding that out he might not have stayed bought. Read more…
Well, all politicians are reeds in the wind. They bend this way and that. They promise this and deliver that. Even those that brittle with longevity are immune, it seems, to breakage. Read more…
Well, I did a brief blog about the Reid Bill and now Bill Rini has fleshed that out nicely. It is pretty rotten flesh he details. Read more…
And I am here to help. That's the point to rush out and buy the large jar of Vaseline. Our helper du jour is the Honorable Harry Reid – not my favorite boy scout. He's willing to help folks across the street but only wealthy contributors need apply. Read more…
Well, Full Tilt has joined Poker* in preventing Washington state players from playing online. There's a weird interview over on ESPN with the supposed brains behind the law that is causing this. The interview also contains some very Libertarian remarks by Barney Frank. I fear he's selectively Libertarian for his own reasons. Read more…
Our friend Jim Leach — of UIGEA fame — is still at it. He is now working for the National Endowment for the Humanities that is funded by the government. Read more…
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