Tell Senator Kyl You Support Poker!

November 6th, 2009

Poker Players Alliance: Join the Fight

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On November 3, 2009 your Senator Kyl sent a letter to Secretary of the Treasury Timothy Geithner and Ben Bernanke the Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board requesting the US Treasury to comply fully with the December 1, 2009 deadline enforcing the Unlawful Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA). Senator Kyl’s letter asks the Treasury and the Fed  to deny the Poker Players Alliance’s petition that seeks to extend the compliance deadline for one year (until Dec. 1, 2010).  

By sending this letter, Mr. Kyl, has again made it clear that he supports an irrational prohibition against your right to play poker! [click here to read the letter]

Please call Senator Kyl at  (602) 840-1891 and tell him:

1.    That you are a proud poker players, a constituent and a voter
2.    That you are disappointed in his continued crusade against your rights
3.    That the only proven way to protect children, families and consumer is through sensible regulations not a harmful prohibitions

After your call, click here to let us know how the call went. This is important for tracking calls to Members of Congress.

If you have a twitter account you can send him a message: @SenatorKyl asking him to support your rights to play poker!

Now is the time to make your voice heard!

Proud to play,

Chuck Marshall
Arizona PPA State Director

The Poker Players Alliance
Dedicated to Protecting America’s Favorite Card Game

The Poker Players Alliance is a nonprofit membership organization comprised of poker players and enthusiasts from around the United States who have joined together to speak with one voice to promote the game and to protect poker players’ rights. Visit us at theppa.org

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