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Trump doesn’t usually make mistakes — but when he does, he backs RINOs like Mitt Romney and Chris Jacobs
President Donald Trump‘s supporters are quick to explain that he doesn’t usually make mistakes — but when he does, it’s almost always in the vain attempt to earn the support of moderate…
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BARRON: Trouble in Grand Central’s paradise
BY SETH BARRON On a slushy, snowy December day, the lower concourse of Grand Central Terminal, which includes a mall-style food court, is packed with tourists, commuters, office workers eating lunch—and homeless…
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Takeaways from President Trump’s 2020 State of the Union
On February 4, President Donald Trump delivered his third State of the Union address. Manhattan Institute scholars offer their analysis and reactions to some of his policy proposals and announcements. U.S. Economy…
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HAMMOND: Cuomo stalls on Medicaid
BY BILL HAMMOND Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s response to the Empire State’s big Medicaid deficit, as laid out in his budget presentation on Tuesday, was a disappointing mix of delay, deflection and delegation. In…
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McMAHON: One State, Two Stories
BY E.J. McMAHON From a statewide perspective, New York’s economic performance since the end of the Great Recession hasn’t been especially outstanding, roughly equaling the U.S. averages for growth in private employment…
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McMahon testimony urges rejection of Excelsior Scholarship expansion
The state Legislature should reject Governor Andrew Cuomo’s proposal to expand the family income cap for the Excelsior Scholarships and devote more money to expanding the state’s existing Tuition Assistance Program (TAP),…
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Emails prove involvement of Strzok and Page in launching of ‘Crossfire Hurricane’
WASHINGTON, DC – Judicial Watch announced today it received 144 pages of emails between former FBI official Peter Strzok and former FBI attorney Lisa Page that show their direct involvement in the opening…
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Records indicate Assistant U.S. Attorneys’ attendance at Clinton campaign event
‘I was blown away by your incredible hospitality and can’t thank you enough for allowing us to crash that fabulous party.’ WASHINGTON, DC – Judicial Watch announced today that it received 7…
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Two new lawsuits filed against State Department on Biden-Burisma scandal and alleged whistleblower contacts on Ukraine
WASHINGTON, DC – Judicial Watch announced today it filed two Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuits against the United States Department of State relating to Burisma Holdings. The first lawsuit seeks records…
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Eight Iowa counties have more registered voters than eligible voter population
WASHINGTON, DC – Eight Iowa counties have more voter registrations than their eligible voting-age population. According to Judicial Watch’s analysis of data released by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission (EAC) in 2019…
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Ostrowski is being prodded to run for District Attorney
Jim Ostrowski, who has long led the intellectual wing of the local Libertarian movement, is being prodded by supporters to run for Erie County District Attorney this year. Ostrowski is a prominent…
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At Baurle’s behest, WBEN removes war hero David Bellavia from flagship talk show
In what is being described as a ‘dumpster fire’ at Western New York’s most listened to talk radio station, WBEN Newsradio 930 AM, removed David Bellavia as a co-host of the region’s…
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Making it easier to cross the border will have huge economic benefits for WNY
The federal government over-regulates nearly everything, and the northern border with our largest trading partner is no exception. But making it easier to traverse this international boundary line will have enormous economic…
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The White House grants The Buffalo Chronicle press credentials
The White House has granted The Buffalo Chronicle press credentials that will enable our publication to access the West Wing for daily press briefings — whether or not those briefings are televised. …
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New polling suggests Jacobs would be a Republican favorite against Higgins
While the nomination of Senator Chris Jacobs in the 27th congressional district — New York’s most conservative — has sparked a widening divide inside the local Republican Party, new polling suggests that…
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Assemblymen ask: Why are People Leaving New York State?
Tedisco, Santabarbara to Launch New Bi-partisan effort to examine recent population loss reported in the Empire State Senator Jim Tedisco and Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara announced a new bi-partisan effort they are leading…
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Santabarbara passes bills to ensure New Yorkers with disabilities receive equal and fair treatment
Assemblyman Angelo Santabarbara announced that he helped pass a legislative package today to bolster anti-discrimination protections for New Yorkers with disabilities and improve their access to vital resources. These measures were passed…
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Ritchie calls for passage of bill to protect emergency responders from being targeted
State Senator Patty Ritchie is calling for the passage of a measure that would close a loophole responsible for allowing the personal information of first responders called to crime scenes to be…
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Carlucci advances legislation to lower taxes for the most vulnerable
ALBANY, NY — Today, Senator David Carlucci (D – Rockland/Westchester) passed legislation (S.5557A), which will lower property taxes for seniors and people with disabilities. The bill co-sponsored by Carlucci will raise the…
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Krueger releases statement on Pension Fund Coal Review
ALBANY, NY — State Senator Liz Krueger released the following statement today regarding the announcement by New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli that his office will review whether to divest from 27 coal companies:…
