Poker Politics
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Not auction politics. Poker politics. See Pat Rabbitte’s 18%, and raise it 38%.
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Perfect description. Make sure you’re credited if the dead tree press use it.
Brilliant description and Dan is right if you see it in print in the coming days it has been lifted and you better get some credit!
Also which is worse on our list of political sins? The sin of the auction or the sin of the poker match?