Online Betting

A short time ago, the governing body has been making noise about outlawing web wagering in the US. While this is not likely to occur, Congress will likely try to tax the casinos. This is pushing most organizations to close their websites or to move them to another country. Just because the white house has conveyed its moral agenda onto the American Public, is no reason that citizens needs to give up their "pursuit of happiness".

A ton of people enjoy the web bingo games. Lately a woman came in first in the "Queen of Bingo" contest from 1 of the websites. She won $10,000 and multinational fame for her accomplishment.

Millions of folks gamble at brick and mortar casinos and different venues. Why should net gambling be singled out? Even the Catholic church utilizes bingo to raise money and they're tax exempt.

Maybe we should tell the house of representatives that they work for us, not the other way around. Let them know that the "Constitution" hasn't been thrown away.

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