White House uses Google Moderator to take questions

From the PPA:

As President Obama continues to promote his proposed budget and efforts to fix the American economy - the White House has launched an "Open for Questions" feature on www.WhiteHouse.gov.

This feature allows the American people to ask questions about the economy - questions that President Obama will answer in an online town hall meeting this Thursday, March 26th.


As you know, licensing and regulation of online poker in the United States will allow for collection of lost revenue - generating billions in new tax revenue for our country according to a PricewaterhouseCoopers study.


We strongly urge all poker players to take a moment and let President Obama know;

Regulate Internet poker during the 111th Congress
Regulation of online poker will bring billions of lost revenue back to the US and will also create new American jobs
Regulation will protect America's favorite game of skill and the individual freedoms of law-abiding Americans who love to play.

This is a prime opportunity to put the issue of poker rights front and center - and by doing so we are all doing our part to help the American economy. Submit your questions at www.WhiteHouse.gov today!

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