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Name: Frank Dunphy on Aug 5, 2009Comments: Les, keep up the good fight, you are an inspiration to us all.Flag
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Name: Allen Hammond on Aug 26, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Jim Duffy on Sep 28, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Lisa Catelani on Sep 28, 2009Comments: There is a proposed casino in Rohnert Park, California, in which I live. If the President supports gambling, there will be a lot more crime. I work in the court system in family law. If there is more gambling, there will be more broken homes, drug abuse, suicides, etc. We need to stop predatory gambling. Thank you.Flag
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Name: Jessie Powell on Oct 4, 2009Comments: Right On!Flag
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Name: Ken Hart on Oct 6, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Jim Brown on Oct 13, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Andrew West on Oct 25, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Robert Clark on Oct 27, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Vernon Smith on Oct 29, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Elizabeth White on Nov 5, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Kathleen Gilroy on Nov 19, 2009Comments: Government is abdicating its responsibility to its citizens by enticing people to gamble.Flag
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Name: Eunice Edgington on Nov 21, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Sally B. Allen on Dec 17, 2009Comments:Flag
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Name: Spencer Chaffin on Jan 15, 2010Comments: Divorce spouce gambling habit My wife almost gambled us to the poor house. We been married 10 yrs. I had a vested retirment from a previous employer, and an some old rentals obtained from a prior divorce. She is 67 and I am 73.. I was working for another employer when we married. I retired in 2000, with a retirement income LESS than the health insurance premiums for us, and $1,400 monthly social security. I cashed in my retirement 401k [earned prior to marriage] plus some money from the rental house sales and bought a new house . Used a small inheritance [14,000] to pay off family car. She banned herself from the Missouri boats and I mortgaged the new house to get her out of debt again and got a new car. She put 90,000 miles on the previous car in 3 yrs. I have " bailed out' her credit card gambling several times[ $60,000 to $100,000] in less than 10 yrs. She informed me she was $23,000 plus in debt again in less than a year, plus 20,000 miles on the new car. When I refused to mortage the house for additional money she left. Now her lawyer wants me to agree to sell all property , pay off all debts give her half of whats is left , pay her $800.00 month maintenace, then pay her lawyer fees out of my social security which would leave me about $ 600.00 month for the rest of my life. I live in central Mo , I.Flag
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Name: Maneesh Pangasa on Jan 31, 2010Comments: We need to stop banks from predatory gambling, from taking dangerous and unnecessary risks that can threaten the entire financial system. Now I'm not advocating all risk be stopped but unsafe risks should not be taken and we should hold the banks accountable for unsafe risk taking. Banks should not be able to own hedge funds, monopolize the financial system (credit rating agencies that gave bad banks triple AAA grades before the financial crisis occurred should not have been giving them a free pass -- no more free rides) no more taxpayer bailouts, casino style gambling. Don't gamble with taxpayer money or your customer's money anymore. Stop gambling with depositor's money. Investment banks and commercial banks have to pay back all the TARP before they offer bonuses to executives -- the U.S. Govt as President Obama proposed should tax them to get all of the TARP money back (we already have most of it back but not all), govt should relinquish its ownership of these institutions, use antitrust to force open closed monopoly or duopoly markets like broadband Internet access and wireless phone markets -- in this case promote more competition in financial services market -- breakup companies that were too big to fail end crony capitalism and restore free market capitalism. Predatory Lottery Advertising should be stopped and all casino style activities by banks prevented.Flag
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Name: ANN DICKENSON on Feb 17, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: ANN DICKENSON on Feb 17, 2010Comments: I want to see gambling stopped in Texas! Thanks, Ann DickensonFlag
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Name: Mary Thorne on Mar 13, 2010Comments: Very Glad to discover this Cause online. Thank you.Flag
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Name: Charlotte Burns on Apr 5, 2010Comments: We've got to stop this explosion of govt. raising revenues by suckering the public. I only became interested in this because I live in the shadow of the future Mohegan Su , Palmer, MA. But tis has really raised my consciousness of how our government has stopped working for us and now preys on us.Flag
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Name: Suni W. Montgomery on Apr 6, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Bayetweirpldksj on Apr 13, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Melanie Moulder on Apr 14, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Stuart Huss on Apr 29, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Kathy Gilroy on Apr 30, 2010Comments: There should be NO lottery advertising!Flag
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Name: Marissa Minshew on May 13, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Richard E. Savoy on May 20, 2010Comments: It is a horrid mark of shame on this country that, while we have hundreds of thousands of children unable to go to sleep for being so hungry we also suffer the gambling industry to pick our pockets for billions in annual profits. It is said that a people will come to have the kind of society it deserves. Oh God, what if that is true? What kind of society does a people deserve that claims to care deeply for little children while it lets them go hugry and without medical care even as it fritters its wealth away on somehting so odious as gambling? Actions do speak more loudly than do words. Our turning ourselves into a casino/slot machine addicted bunch of fools tells an observer all he or she needs to know about what we value and what we don't.Flag
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Name: Beadutunka on Jul 4, 2010Comments: mitigation world extinctionFlag
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Name: Garmundbur on Jul 13, 2010Comments: measurements articles didn impactFlag
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Name: Anonymous on Jul 21, 2010Comments: No gambling of any kind in the state of Al. I will not vote for a canidate who sponsors any such bill.Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Jul 21, 2010Comments: I am against gambling in any shape or form.Flag
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Name: Julia Mims on Jul 21, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Janine Carver on Jul 21, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Cordalebel on Jul 22, 2010Comments: sources videos basisFlag
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Name: Pastor Nicholas Goble on Jul 23, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: James Tady on Jul 29, 2010Comments: Stop Predatory Gambling in the United States.Flag
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Name: Anna Kay France on Aug 10, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Jessie Powell on Sep 4, 2010Comments:Flag
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Name: Taresa Brotherwood on Dec 10, 2010Comments: Let's be on the offensive with this and not have to help people after the fact.Flag
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Name: Kevin & Patricia Moore on Dec 10, 2010Comments: We are our outraged by the blantant use of legislation to continue to write in their agendas to destroy traditional family values. Please stop Harry Reid and those like him who would want to change important issues to Americans who believe in these values in this lame duck session!Flag
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Name: Anonymous on Dec 11, 2010Comments: Senator Reid needs to resigne he is no good.Flag
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Name: Buy Cheap OEM Software on Mar 9, 2012Comments: bFqoBa Muchos Gracias for your blog article.Thanks Again. Fantastic.Flag
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Name: Christopher Melvin on Mar 23, 2012Comments:Flag