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AzureTyger
Title: Awesome
Posts: 462
Registered: 2002-4-1 15:49:04
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Obama Administration will veto SOPA?
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Tych2
Title: Obama Appointed Outpost Czar
Posts: 2,511
Registered: 2005-3-1 06:56:47
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I doubt he will. He hasn't shown he cares much about us and what we want. It'll be interesting to see what happens.
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Azure-TheBlueOne
Title: Made in Alaska
Posts: 319
Registered: 2003-2-24 19:25:37
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Considering his VP pick has been stumping for Internet regulation since before the election, I have a hard time seeing Obama veto this.
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Onslaught.
Title: I've always wanted a title.
Posts: 1,377
Registered: 2001-2-13 13:46:37
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Azure-TheBlueOne posted:
Considering his VP pick has been stumping for Internet regulation since before the election, I have a hard time seeing Obama veto this.
Yep. I might have even considered voting for Obama the last time around if he hadn't picked Biden.
I seem to remember thinking, "Okay.. McCain isn't so bad... Wait, he picked Palin!? Who does Obama have? Biden?!... ugh third party it is."
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Hsi_Kang
Posts: 115
Registered: 2003-11-8 00:08:30
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1/1/00 12:00am
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Obama Administration will veto SOPA?
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 Like the US Chamber of Commerce gives a shit about American jobs
"Every day, consumers are duped, jobs are stolen, and businesses are crippled due to foreign rogue websites," the Chamber said in a statement. "That is why the Chamber strongly supports both the PROTECT IP Act in the Senate and the Stop Online Piracy Act in the House — both are narrowly tailored bills designed to target the worst of the worst offenders. Given the broad consensus that this issue needs to be addressed, it is time to come together and adopt strong legislation that ends the ability of foreign criminals to prey on innocent consumers and steal American jobs."
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