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To: kidl who wrote (730)10/14/2001 9:27:27 PM
From: Herc  Respond to of 827
 
According to this link the Financial Anti-Terrorism bill goes before the Rules committee on Tuesday, Oct 16. Except the bill ain't numbered 3004 on the Rules schedule. It's 2975, and the text of 2975 makes no mention of internet gambling. And I checked the status of H.R. 3004 yesterday, and it says there it is to go before the Judiciary & Ways & Means Committees.

house.gov

So who knows?



To: kidl who wrote (730)10/15/2001 8:44:02 AM
From: Herc  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 827
 
The other anti-terrorism bill that came out of the Judiciary Committee passed. The Financial Anti-Terrorism bill is still in the works. See this from the Washington Post.

washingtonpost.com

Amazingly, the last paragraph says that Dick Armey opposes the internet gambling ban. Last year he was the one House Republican leader that publicly supported Kyl/Goodlatte.


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