License and Regulate It Says LA Times
 May 7, 2007, 7:19 pm (1 year ago)This weekend, the editorial that was placed in the LA Times carried what was known as a blistering attack on the actual inequities of the American law that concerns online gambling as well as the suggesting that the regulation and the licensing would not actually better protect players as well as generate taxes to actually address general gambling problem areas.
It has done this by referencing both Barney Frank’s proposals to actually license and regulate as well as the latest confirmation that the United States would not actually be taking the steps to change its stance on internet gambling despite the World Trade Organization criticism that the newspaper describes the latest United States government attempt to actually make the World Trade Organization problem actually go away by using a rarely deployed procedural mechanism as “underscoring the hypocrisy of the government’s approach to gambling”.
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