or worse as Greek Orthodox Easter does not coincide with Andrew Cuomo's
Celebration of Easter. All NY OTBs should be open 365 days of the year
when tracks are running all across the US that Bettors want to bet.
Andrew Cuomo's religious preference may not be imposed on others.
See NY Const. Art. 1, Sec. 3.
Andrew Cuomo joins the Directors of Nassau OTB in preventing people from betting, working and/or praying as they wish.
While Arthur Walsh Esq. may represent the members of the Board of Nassau OTB, Eric Harkin, Joseph Bentivegna, and Frank DiStefano, it is incumbent on the Directors to explain to the bettors of New York
why they have chosen not (yet) to ask Attorney General Eric Scheiderman for a FREE OPINION.
NY PML Sec 105 does not pass even the laugh test
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