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		<title>RE: Rallying the Troops</title>
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<p>In addition to those state-by-state member numbers, the PPA put out a press release this week announcing its <a href="http://www.pokerplayersalliance.org/news/newsandarticles_article.php?DID=486">new state directors</a>. Good to see poker players getting more involved in grassroots activity as the politi-dudes looking out for us in Washington DC continue to develop into a real Beltway force. However, there&#8217;s one state where the director curiously isn&#8217;t named &#8212; and that&#8217;s Texas. </p>
<p>Um, Mike &#8230;? Has there been a change to your resume <s>that you might wanna blog about</s> that you might wanna blog about? </p>
<p>UPDATE: Lavigne <s>in Austin</s> en-route-to-Wichita-Falls confirms via Blackberry that he is indeed still a state director for the PPA, and showed off his political skills by dodging my follow-up question about &#8220;why the &#8216;TBA&#8217; then?&#8221; by reassuring me that the poker political machinery in Texas, having been built and tested now, will be well-oiled for 2009 with real Texas Hold&#8217;em in Texas in 2010 so long as I don&#8217;t write anything to muck it up.</p>
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