I just had a great meeting with a group in Rochester — It’s called We Surround Rochester, and it’s affiliated with Glenn Beck’s 912 Project. We conducted the meeting via Skype. I’m sitting here in the “office’ in our house (also known as the guest bedroom and formerly the nursery). They had a computer where …
Gov Paterson’s withdrawal is an important first step in cleaning up Albany. The next step is electing someone who isn’t a product of the “Albany bubble.” My candidacy alone stands for a new way of doing business that will truly cut spending. The lesson from Paterson, Spitzer and Hevesi is that self-indulgent leaders harm New …
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Albany – An online poll on a conservative organization’s website gives candidate Warren Redlich a significant lead in the race for Governor. The poll is running on the New Yorkers for Constitutional Freedoms (NYCF) website. As of 1 am on February 26th, Redlich lead the poll with over 51%, nearly double the number supporting former …
This message was sent to the media today in response to the Empire Center press release on school payrolls. Some of you may have seen this story from the Empire Center about school payrolls. The $100K+ payrolls is an issue I’ve been talking about in my campaign. I have a specific campaign proposal to address …
Our campaign team issued this press release yesterday, February 23, 2010: MTA Outrage Overpaid bureaucrats seek bailout Albany – The Metropolitan Transportation Authority faces deficits amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars. While these problems threaten New Yorkers with new taxes, they haven’t affected the MTA’s fat payroll. According to the SeeThroughNY.net database, the MTA …
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