Jessica Hoppe could rid NY of NY PML Sec 105 and make its bettors

grateful for much less than $25,000.   Alas lawyers are nothing more than errand boys/girls and Andrew Cuomo's Catholic Contraception of New York Bettors who want to bet at NY OTBs 365 days of the year shows that in NY any law passed and signed may last forever.  Genting errs by not teaching Andrew Cuomo et al and the State of NY that NY PML Sec 105 violates the rights of NY Bettors secured by NY Const. Art. 1, Sec. 3.

 

What does Genting care about bettors?

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Friday, November 18th, 2011 | Posted by Peter Schorsch

Florida Chamber rejected $25,000 membership check from Genting Group

Kenric Ward of the Sunshine State News has a doozy:

In September, Jessica Hoppe, general counsel and vice president of government affairs for Genting’s Resorts World Miami, handed a $25,000 check to Allan Bense, then-chairman of the Florida Chamber’s board of directors, in a bid to join the organization.
“Genting offered a five-figure check to join the Chamber. That check was promptly returned,” with no membership granted, Ousley said.
Hoppe would not comment on that aborted exchange and declined to say whether Genting belonged to AIF, which does not disclose its membership rolls.
Through spokeswoman Valerie Wickboldt, Hoppe said:
“Resorts World Miami has many strategic partnerships in the state with organizations that are genuinely pro-business and pro-job creation. These partnerships are critical, especially given the powerful special interests seeking to block legislation that would create tens of thousands of jobs through common-sense gaming reform.”