@citizensenviro 40 years advocating for the environment but then decides to publicly advocate for a casino company to come to Long Island, build the second largest casino in the country that will drain $2 billion a year in gambling losses, will consume 760,000 gallons of water a day, etc ?????
@citizensenviro Citizens Campaign for the Casino might be a better name for your organization. Itโs not part of your mission to promote a massive casino in the heart of Nassau County - stick to protecting our environment.
@OV_Matter @KyleSeraphin He was writing to two different audiences - detailed one to some he knew would understand all the jargon and the other to everyone else. We all write differently depending on the audience and our objectives.
@Newsweek Can you imagine if every time Apple announced a software update the press reported it as a recall of iPhones? What is wrong with our press - why don't they think before they write something?
@SkellyDK52@Baldwin1970@SandsNewYork The Islanders move just 10 miles away and yet we need to punished all Nassau County residents with a massive casino - dumb logic.
@SandsNewYork We donโt want to โtransformโ to a massive casino that will destroy the quality of life that we currently enjoy in Nassau County. Join the fight at https://t.co/dHuZD6tSLz
@citizensenviro Keep up the good work but immediately stop promoting a casino in the middle of Long Islamd that will have 10 million visitors annually year - most will be driving.
@citizensenviro@CBSNewYork Why does the Citizens Campaign support a massive casino that will pump out 875,000 gallons of water per day while the casino drains $2.0 billion a year from its patrons in gambling losses? What could be a more wasteful use of water?
@SandsNewYork Real facts: Every $100 lost, Sands and Albany keep $95. Casino revenues will represent 75% of Sands revenue - over $2 BIlLLION annually drained from LIers - hurting our local restaurants and downtown businesses. https://t.co/fOCy6fdjD2
@randimarshall It is a sad day. There was a time when nearly all Long Islanders subscribed to Newsday and every one stay informed of local issues. Now, it is remarkable how few Long Islanders know about massive casino proposed for the Hub. https://t.co/r0H9F501F1
@NassauExec This is the second baseless retalitory attack against Hofstra University for taking the County to court. The court properly ruled that the County violated two significant laws when it rushed the lease transfer to avoid public scrutiny and voided the lease.