[Chino Brown]

Yes, I completely agree with you that if we do nothing right now, we are done for. Right now we need to flex our political muscle and convince politicians not to mess with us. But say that everything goes right for us and the UIGEA is repealed or declared unconstitutional or whatever, what next then? Should we push for government regulation? I foresee corrupt politicians overtaxing the industry, ultimately making the poker player pay. I'm sorry, but hoping for low taxes from our government is a very naive and innocent view point. Personally, I don't want the government involved in this industry as it will only spell more headaches for us in the future. So, what then should we try to establish, given a victory over the UIGEA? That is the point that I was trying to drive at most in my last post but wasn't very concise.