Representative John Conyers, Jr., along with Representatives Cannon, Berkley, and Baca, today introduced legislation to create a commission to make recommendations as to how the States might regulate Internet gambling. Representative Conyers issued the following statement regarding the legislation:
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WASHINGTON -- The House Judiciary Committee approved an Internet gambling ban on an 18-12 vote Tuesday after wrestling with the details both behind-the-scenes and in the committee room in recent weeks.
A controversial effort to ban Internet gambling cleared a House committee Tuesday, despite opposition from lawmakers who said it contains too many loopholes and from those who said it imposes too many restrictions.
Read More . . .The House Judiciary Committee will vote on several technology measures on Thursday, including legislation that would ban most forms of Internet gambling...
Read More . . .NEVADA'S LAWMAKERS in Congress, who disagreed about the thorny issue of campaign finance reform, can agree on one thing: The controversial legislation kept Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., busy.
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