Join Us March 25th For An Evening Of Fun At The Races

Join Us For A Night At The Races

Friday Evening, March 25th, 2011

Invite Your Friends And Family For a Night Out At Pegasus

At The Meadowlands Racetrack

Located on the penthouse level overlooking the New York skyline is the renowned Pegasus Restaurant. Pegasus has received Wine Spectator's Award of Excellence each year since 2002 and was also profiled in the New York Times.  In addition to its gourmet menu and impeccable service, Pegasus features a stunning interior of rich leather, stately marble and polished brass. Two elegant bars, and the Saloon, round out the sense of luxurious ambiance



Meadowlands Racetrack - It' s All About Being Here



Since 1977, the Meadowlands has produced some of the most thrilling moments in racing - from The Panderosa's monstrous first-over mile, to Art Official's stunning world record upset over Somebeachsomewhere. Place your bets between races or just watch the excitement from the Comfort of Pegasus Restaurant overlooking the Track. Bring your Friends, Family, Clients etc. for some Great Food and a Great Evening of Fun and Excitement......... 

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Sign On To CDW Brief In Specialty Healthcare Case

For the vast majority of industries, Specialty Healthcare, this is the most important case before the National Labor Relations Board.  Among other things, the decision will provide unions seeking neutrality and card check agreements with significant leverage over employers. This could be a first step to an all out assault on Business. Read NLRB Backround on Case Here 
  

Please Join the CDW by signing on to the brief opposing Specialty Healthcare

To Sign Onto the Brief please let Josh Ulman know by Monday, March 7th,

Josh's email is josh@ulmanpolicy.com.

The brief is due March 8th, Please see CDW Specialty Healthcare Draft Brief Here    

Several groups have already agreed to be on the brief, including:

Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC)

American Hotel and Lodging Association

International Council of Shopping Centers

Independent Electrical Contractors (IEC)

National Association of Manufacturers 

National Federation of Independent Business

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Redistricting.....Why You Should Care!!!!

One Of The Decade's Most Important Political Fights In A Decade Is Under Way.

If you care about property taxes, the state's economy, all of the jobs that have been driven from the State by sky high corporate taxes, and Governor Chris Christie's ability to turn around the States finances, pay very close attention.

What Is At Stake In Redistricting Is Control Of The Legislature For The Next 10 Years.

"You're going to hear a lot of political theory and statistics," Assembly Majority Leader Joseph Cryan, D-Union, said. "But I just want everybody to keep this in mind: This exercise is going to decide New Jersey's public policy for the next decade. Make no mistake, this is really about public policy and how it gets determined. This affects every individual in New Jersey — to their neighborhood, to their block."

Why It Really Matters: A map drawn by Republicans was used in the 1990s, and the GOP controlled the Legislature for 10 years. A map drawn by Democrats was used for the last decade, and that party has controlled Trenton ever since. These maps can be drawn to protect incumbents and limit competition, block efforts to reform property taxes, or be made wildly responsive to voters' whims.

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Dems Renews Effort To Raise Taxes

Governor Christie Calls The Democrats' Rich Tax Proposal, a 'one-year fix'

New Jersey’s millionaires are at the center of another budget debate between Governor Chris Christie and the Democrats who control the Legislature, every one of whom is up for re-election this year.

Democratic Legislators once again plan proposing a tax increase on those making more than $1 million a year. This time they plan on adding it to the State Budget.

Governor Christie vetoed the tax increase last year, which Democrats claimed would have restored property tax rebates for senior citizens. But to what end? 

The Governor, and rightfully so, is accusing Democratically controlled Legislature of pandering to senior citizens in an election year. He called the proposal a one-year fix that will harm the state's economy.

He reiterated his pledge to veto any tax increase, he characterized the dispute as a "philosophical difference" between himself and Democrats that want a Bigger More Expensive Government.

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