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We are now just a little over 2 days away from the Saturday, March 25th GOPUSA Conservative Leadership Brunch at The Forge in Woodbridge.  

 

If you haven't yet reserved your seat, now is the time to do so by replying to this email or you can pay on-line by visiting the home of the GOPUSA Northeast @ www.GOPUSANJ.com  and clicking the Upcoming Events icon on the menu. 

 

State Senator Tom Kean, Jr.'s campaign staff contacted the GOPUSA offices the other day to comment  about his appearance on Saturday.  Senator Kean is very much looking forward to meeting with our group and discussing the issues, answering our questions and sharing his vision for a better New Jersey. 

 

The GOPUSA Conservative Leadership Brunch is on Saturday, March 25th @ 10:00am at The Forge in Woodbridge, N.J. 

 

Speakers:

Sen. Tom Kean, Jr.

Mayor Steve Lonegan

Amanda Bowman, President, Coalition for a Secure Driver's License

Scott Laganga, Executive Director, Property Rights Alliance

 

Admission: (Includes full breakfast buffet) $22.00 - ($24 at the door without a reservation)

Please reply to reserve your seat for $22.00 or you can also pay online by visiting the website @ www.GOPUSANJ.com andclicking the buy button on the Upcoming Events page. 

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A992 Establishes pharmacy's duty to fill prescriptions for in-stock drugs or devices without delay, notwithstanding sincerely held moral, philosophical or religious beliefs of pharmacist. *
2nd Reading in the Assembly

1/10/2006 Introduced, Referred to Assembly Health and Senior Services Committee
10/19/2006 Reported from Assembly Comm. as a Substitute, 2nd Reading

Introduced - 2 pages PDF Format    HTML Format
Statement - AHE 10/19/06 ACS - 1 pages PDF Format    HTML Format
Assembly Committee Substitute - 2 pages PDF Format    HTML Format

Dear Assemblyman ________,

Please oppose bill A992, a bill that establishes a pharmacy's duty to fill prescriptions for in-stock drugs or devices without delay, notwithstanding sincerely-held moral, philosophical, or religious beliefs of a pharmacist.

This bill supposedly represents a compromise that allows for pharmacists to express their individual beliefs without denying New Jersey women access to legal, appropriately-prescribed medications.  But we all know how this works.  Once this bill is passed then subsequently others will be introduced that will entirely ban the pharmacist to practice his faith in the workplace.

Vote NO! on A992 on Monday, June 11^th,  and support a pharmacist's right to choose.  To Choose Life.

Yours truly, ________________