Internet Gambling Petition: Over 900 And Counting

More than 900 people had signed a petition to repeal the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act signed into law October 2006 (most of the signatures came in a single day).  At press time early this afternoon we had just over 400 signatures.

Arizona Senator Jon Kyl (R) continues to press to have this law enforced (read here)   The American people must stand up and offer a strong voice.  These politicians are voted into office by the people of the United States.  It is insulting to Americans for certain politicians to pockmarked with special interest exceptions, clearly showing who has the best lobbyists

SIGN THE PETITION HERE AND HELP SUPPORT CONGRESSMAN BARNEY FRANK AND OUR OTHER FRIENDS IN WASHINGTON EFFORTS TO ABOLISH THIS ASININE LAW

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Repeal Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act
Dear Members of Congress,

As an American, I am outraged to learn that Congress has passed legislation that will severely restrict my ability to have certain freedoms in my own home.

Unfair passage of the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act is clearly designed to restrict the freedoms of voters who sent you to office to represent them, and prevent us from making mature decisions about how we spend our leisure time and money.

I am further outraged to learn that the bill was added at a late hour to the Safe Port Security Bill without the ability of debate and only 15 minutes prior to a vote on a must pass bill.
It is improper for Congress to declare itself the overseer of American Morals and to enact legislation that dictates ideology instead of common sense.

The United States, in so enacting this law, has willfully violated World Trade Organization rules and the WTO has ruled against the United States on this issue, in favor of the country of Antigua. Now the European Union is considering similar action as this is seen globally as protectionism.

I urge you to use your considerable power and influence to ensure that this unfair legislation is repealed post haste, and our right to freedom is preserved.

I understand and agree that by signing this petition, I am in favor of the repeal of the UIGEA

SIGN THE PETITION HERE