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[QUOTE="nevadanick, post: 960305, member: 27547"] At least the Republicans were bold enough to step forward and give an opinion on internet gambling in their platform for 2008. On the contrary, the DNC makes NO mention of it, anywhere in their platform. Do they think it is not a major issue with millions of Americans? Not worthy of stating their position? I worry more about politicians who say nothing on an important issue than those who do. You at least have a direction to address your own views if they will step up to plate. With the DNC, it could well be something that will 'appear' as an issue after they (may/may not) win. Even Dean Heller (R-NV), our District 2 Congressman for the House voted in favor of the recent HR bill that would have removed the restrictions from financial institutions regarding internet gaming monies. The majority of votes that rejected the HR were Democratic House Reps. HMmmmm... Is there an underlying message here that the Dems do not WANT us to see? Seems they have already stated their position with their VOTES in Congress. [/QUOTE]
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