[JackInDaCrak]

For those of you resistant to Bryan's presence here for whatever reason, I offer you this:

Whatever problems you may have with the PPA's board or the way the organization is run, the fact remains that they are one of the only positive forces for the interests of poker players in legislation in DC and in the United States.

As with any organization the PPA is only as strong as its membership. If you have a problem with how it's run or have a suggestion, you should write a letter. Maybe you can effectuate a change for the positive.

It seems self-defeatist to resist one of the few tools and venues that we as poker players have to represent ourselves and our interests. So, you can support it actively, or you can not support it, as you are free to do. But don't deride it.

Fwiw I know Bryan personally and I am not affiliated with the PPA. But I do think that the PPA is working for our benefit, whether or not Mason Malmuth agrees.