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State grants to communities that host VLT parlors have been restored, according to Sen. Hugh Farley.

Former Assemblyman Richard Brodsky is anti-NRC.

Four NY Republican House members make the 2012 most vulnerable list compiled by Democracy Corps.

The Ed Koch Bridge is advancing in the NYC Council.

Businessweek is finally integrating with its new parent company, Bloomberg LP.

Rep. Anthony Weiner, no longer nuclear over bike lanes.

Weiner and Rep. Jerry Nadler are among members of Congress questioning Obama’s move against Libya.

Voter support for the US involvement in Libya is growing, albeit slowly.

Nadler and Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal called for the immediate remediation of PCBs in schools.

The Japan Society is NYC’s youngest landmark.

Michael Cohen, from failed state Senate candidate to Donald Trump’s “Karl Rove.”

Seen today at today’s protest to Cuomo’s proposed education funding cuts:

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nick from niskayuna

Who woke up Hugh Farley??
Realstuff2

hugh farley hasn’t been awake in years… the guy ought to just pack up and leave.

He hasn’t done a thing for us… business, schools, nothing
IronMike

Exactly. Yet the hypocrites who never miss an opportunity to criticize Democratic Party legislators and howl “Vote them out” love that doddering fossil, wasting both valuable space and the taxpayers’ money.
Lepeske

Id rather have him represent me then Espada, Monserate, Kruger, and Parker:)
Buster

[Former Assemblyman Richard Brodsky is anti-NRC.]

It’s crystal clear that Richard is one of those folks who just wants to rant and rave rather than problem solve. He’s not interested in addressing Indian Point concerns in any reasonable fashion. He’s not interested in any kind of a compromise. He has no long term or short term plan to replace the power coming out of Indian Point. BRODSKY isn’t interested in solving ANYTHING.

Brodsky is tilting at windmills. He isn’t going to force the NRC to change how it does business. He’s just spinning his wheels. Personally, he sounds a bit bonkers to me. Maybe he always was, but it’s more obvious now that’s he’s not an elected. Fortunately, Brodsky has no power over what the NRC does. Neither does Cuomo. Good.
Anonymous

(Michael Cohen, from failed state Senate candidate to Donald Trump’s “Karl Rove.”)

Donald “EGO MANIC” Trump needs to “DUMP” Michel Cohen who knows nothing about “POLITICS” or how to run a “DRAFT” movement without getting into trouble.

First Donald “EGO MANIC” Trump needs to buy a pair of “GLOVES” so he can shake hands with the masses.

Then he needs to see a doctor

Before there was the “Oracle at Delphi” there was Count Vampire J. Machiavelli

VJ Machiavelli
http://www.VJMachiavelli.blogspot.com
The Legislative Budget is Too Damn High
Student

Q) Who woke up Hugh Farley?

A) His constituents in Saratoga County that he only visits every two years at election time when he wants to return to the Senate and fears that the Schenectady Dems that are always chasing him … may finally chase him out!
Anonymous

Seems to me he wiped the floor last fall with the best the Dems could come up with. He may not be a genius, but his constituent service is good and we supposedly have a genius president and look where that got us.
Student

“Seen today at today’s protest to Cuomo’s proposed education funding cuts:”

Emperor Wannabe Andrew, … that picture is worth a thousand words!
Let Them Eat Cake

Educators exploiting children to lobby for their outrageous salaries and benefits….. Another reason why New York State is the posterchild for what is wrong in this country!
IronMike

So that’s our choice: a do-nothing stuck in the mud perpetual Senator who’s basically a welfare recipient is better than an outright criminal (I agree).

Way to go, NY voters.

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