If you don't want to let the citizens within your boundaries play poker for money on the Internet, you simply opt out so they can't play.
Joe Barton: “If you don't want to let the citizens within your boundaries play poker for money on the Internet, you simply opt out so…”
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Barton explains the opt-out provision for states and tribes regarding online poker.
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Now, I want to ask Mr. Salo, you have mentioned two principles that legislation that actually works should have. You mentioned flexibility. Does ACE Kids have flexibility?
That's hard to stomach. We wouldn't be having this discussion if there wasn't a general agreement that your company has discriminated against conservatives, most of whom happen to be Republican.
Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and I want to thank you, sir, for appearing voluntarily without subpoena and standing or sitting there all by yourself.
You can tell that you have been president of a national organization. I am throwing you softballs, and you are being very ecumenical.





