thisisNOTnassauotb: rebuild and come together great dictator by

Monday, December 24, 2012

rebuild and come together great dictator by

seeing that the rights of Nassau County Bettors secured by NY Const. Art 1, Sec. 3 are not abridged.
To make things simple you might realize that if you can buy a New York Lottery ticket every day of the year except at Nassau OTB, something is wrong. People should be free to do as they wish without your religious preference dictating to others.

Andrew Cuomo's messages from heaven are an indictment of his character, competence, and common sense.

Open Nassau OTB 365 days of the year for New York Bettors and the people of the State of New York who derive benefit and/or pleasure or simply a day's pay for an honest day's work.

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Dear Fellow New Yorker, As we continue to come together to celebrate the holiday season, we reflect on the year that has passed. This year, we made great strides towards building a new New York -- one rooted in fairness, opportunity, and prosperity for all. But we also experienced great tragedy. Hurricane Sandy impacted countless communities across New York, devastating the lives of many New Yorkers. Most recently, our neighboring state of Connecticut experienced an unthinkably horrific tragedy when a gunman forced his way into Sandy Hook Elementary School, killing 20 young students and six school officials. These tragedies weigh on our hearts, and as we gather with friends and family this holiday season, I encourage us all to take a moment to also honor those who are less fortunate. We cannot forget that even in the face of such loss, our communities have always been able to recuperate and rebuild to new heights by coming together. I wish you a warm holiday season among family and friends, a Merry Christmas to all those who celebrate it, and peace and prosperity to all New Yorkers in 2013. Sincerely,


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