The NY Post endorses Marc Molinaro for Governor:  Vote for reformer Marc Molinaro, not corruptocrat Andrew Cuomo.    And that isn’t the only editorial board that did so!  The Auburn Citizen:  Our view: Molinaro should be New York’s next governor.  The Daily Gazette: Molinaro is New York’s future.  And don’t forget what Crain’s NY Business had to say:  The case against Cuomo.   “The governor is smart and talented but has personality flaws and control issues that are wearing thin and hurting New York. To support his re-election would be to ensure they continue. We cannot.”  Neither should you. 

Here is a NY Post comparison of County Executive Molinaro and Governor Cuomo.   Carl Campanile writes of Marc Molinaro’s plan to overhaul the “Scaffold Law.” 

Jonathan Trichter and Thomas DiNapoli will debate tonight  In NYC on NY1 at 7:00 pm and on Spectrum News in the rest of New York State at 8:00 PM.  Have you seen Jonathan Trichter’s newest ad?  Watch it here. 

Don’t forget to stop by all our candidates pages, (click on the tab “More Links” to find each individual page) on our blog where you can see Chele Farley on NY1 ,  be sure to watch Chele Farley on NY 1 stress the importance being certain the migrants in the caravan are vetted. and Keith Wofford’s latest endorsements. 

Read Marc Molinaro’s latest statement on halting negative ads on our page for County Executive Molinaro. 

Nicole Gelinas writes that the bottom just fell out of the MTA’s finances. 

San Francisco spends tax dollars to let non-citizens vote in school board elections.. How long will it be before it is every election?

Mexico offers caravan migrants benefits to stay; thousands refuse.  Does anyone still believe the caravan is all about “asylum-seekers,” fleeing drug-fueled communities.  As the Heritage Foundation points out:  The Left Goes Full Open Borders. 

This week, in the only debate Andrew Cuomo would agree to (he can’t be bothered with upstate issues), conservative Marc Molinaro stood his ground against the Cuomo machine’s bullying tactics.

The case against Cuomo is strong, and Molinaro made some great points – which of his debate statements is your favorite? That’s the first question in our new Weekly Poll.

Meanwhile Barack Obama is “making stuff up” about the Trump economic boom, which you may recall our 44th president said was impossible.  Obama said that we’d need a “magic wand” to jumpstart the U.S. economy, but his economic incompetence is being exposed by President Trump. 

What do you think is really the key to the Trump boom – lower taxes? Deregulation? Job creation? Better trade deals? That’s the second question in our new Weekly Poll.

The left has no substantive ideas beyond recycling socialism and bigger government – so of course they’re trying to change the subject by blaming President Trump for this week’s bomb scares, even as liberal politicians and the media have ignored actual violence against conservatives.

And then there’s the “caravan” – but let’s call it what it really is, an invasion. Talk about election meddling – who is funding this spectacle? Fortunately we have a President who actually believes that America and our borders are worth defending. 

How concerned are you about this new threat to America’s sovereignty and security? That’s the third and final question in our new Weekly Poll. 

Have a great weekend!

Cuomo has utterly failed the people of upstate New York.

Tina Moore and Bruce Golding write that Gov. Cuomo forgets FALN attacks while discussing NYC terrorism;   he didn’t forget, it just did not serve his narrative.  Does anyone know why Governor Cuomo had to be part of the press conference yesterday?  Thankfully no one was hurt and no bombs exploded , but the Governor felt the need to let the world know he was in control, and to say that he had also received a “device” which happened to be a thumb drive. Yet he never knew that his personal executive assistant was making campaign phone calls from his public office.  If you believe that, we have a bridge to sell you.

The Pipe-Bombs Story: Another Example of Why No One Trusts the Media. 

‘Public shaming’ gets Molinaro an audience with business leaders. 

You Can See America’s Future Under Socialism, And It Isn’t Pretty.

A Democratic House majority could be dangerous for our country – here’s why. 

Tax-Cut Repeal Could Cost Americans $27K in Pay Over 10 Years, Study Says. 

Judge Accuses State Department of Making ‘False Statements’ on Clinton Emails. 

Did you know this about George Soros? 

It has been almost three years since we had the privilege of having J. J. Hanson speak at our Conservative Party Political Action Conference, if you were there, I am certain that you remember his courage and faith.  Listen to the Daily Signal podcast with his wife, Kristen, on why he was opposed to physicians assisted suicide.   Thank you, Kristen.  Rest in Peace, J. J.

Did you watch the debate last evening?  If not, you can watch it here. The New York Post editorial sums it up with this:  In debate, Andrew Cuomo shifts from chicken to bully.  Bully is mild considering his constant interruptions and telling the moderator that he was speaking.  If you watch a moderate amount of TV in the evening, you cannot escape from the commercials berating bullying in school, yet, we have a governor who is the biggest bully – and proud of being a bully – in New York State.  What kind of message is this sending the children we are trying to teach that bullying is unwarranted, unjustified and undeserved?   Make the message clear on November 6:  No Bullies in the bully pulpit!  Vote for Marc Molinaro on the Conservative Line. 

The NY Post reporters had this to say:  Cuomo, Molinaro come out swinging in likely only debate. and Nicole Gelinas called County Executive Molinaro a solid candidate. 

Here is how Ken Lovett describes the debate:  Cuomo unleashes his inner Mike Tyson in feisty debate with GOP challenger Molinaro.    He ends his column with this “Cuomo is expected to remain New York’s leading heavyweight.”  Again, is this the image we want as Governor when we have a concerted effort to eliminate bullying?  Even Ken Lovett’s column portrays Governor Cuomo as a bully. 

Hudson Valley Dem’s Israel gaffe at debate could prove costly. 

Giving Away Money Won’t End Poverty, but It Will Destroy Something Special About America. 

Government economists offer window into what a socialist US Economy would look like. 

The Beat reminds us again of the looming pension crisis. 

President Trump makes good use of an old President Obama video clip. 

John Lott, Jr. opines on the problem with the FBI’s ‘Active Shooter’ data. 

When did ethical problems become a racist issue? 

Wednesday’s with Walter E. Williams.  (This column will undoubtedly raise some eyebrows.)

The one, and so far, only debate between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Marc Molinaro, will be on television tonight.  Click here  to find out where you can watch it.   As the NY Post editorial writes today. “It’s about time Cuomo agreed to a debate.”

The Governor is the recipient of two NY Post editorials today, the second one, the more important of the two:  What a surprise — Another Cuomo donor gets a huge payday.

Bob McManus  also writes today that ‘Chicken’ Cuomo will keep on dodging   and has great questions that should be asked of Governor Cuomo, but we all know that Governor Cuomo will not answer them, even if he were asked.  Maybe that is why the debate is taped.   

The Olean Times Herald endorses Marc Molinaro. 

The Empire Center takes a hard look at the employment numbers for the last 10 years and there is only one conclusion:  the last eight years have seen a sharp and growing economic divide between upstate and downstate.  Read the report here. 

Jonathan Trichter critiques Comptroller DiNapoli on lack of oversight in protecting taxpayer’s funds. 

Cory Booker:  did you fail American History? Lofty ideal; unfeasible economically.  It really is pitifully inferior to propose such an impracticable, unworkable, impossible idea to those who think it would be possible. 

‘Remember who started it’: Obama takes credit for Trump’s ‘economic miracles’.   Mr. Obama what is really bizarre is that you truly believe you should get the credit of the current booming economy. I think Larry Kudlow is more accurate on who should get the credit.   Someone should remind former President Obama that corporate tax cuts can fift all economic boats. 

The Daily Signal  has a pretty sound reason as to why the immigrant caravan has grown to its current size. 

Here’s what Investor’s Business Daily has to say about the growing caravan. 

The NY Post editorial board makes their recommendations for Congressional races here. 

Gillibrand sheds chicken suit, agrees to ABC-TV debate.  The Gillibrand-Farley debate will air on WABC-TV and be held on Thursday, at 1:30 pm and be made available for their local political show, Up Close with Bill Ritter, and to statewide affiliates.  We will post the time on Thursday or before, if available.

Cuomo finally agrees to in-person TV debate with GOP challenger.     Gov. Andrew “chicken” Cuomo finally agreed to a TV debate that would be taped on Tuesday 1:30 p.m. in the studios of WCBS/Channel 2 and air Tuesday night at 7 p.m. on the local affiliate and on radio.  Personally, I am looking forward to how Governor Cuomo explains his “pay-to-play” schemes like this one;  of course, it has to asked and the likelihood of having it asked by the moderator is slim to none. 

If the NY Post hosted the debate, you could rest assured hard questions would be pursued.  Fortunately, the NY Post exposes all that they can through their newspaper —  and hopefully, NYC voters are reading it as unlike other NYC newspapers, the NY Post doesn’t hide behind a paywall (yet!)

The Post-Star endorses Marc Molinaro for Governor! 

Mayor de Blasio continues to act as if he is the King of New York City instead of being an elected official answerable to the citizens of New York City.  Mayor de Blasio still has visions of being king of the US and is lax about the daily needs of the City or worse pushes his agenda to the detriment of doing what is right, or appointing people to positions that do not seem to have the qualifications needed. 

Bill Hammond and Chris Pope write that single-payer would be death on NY’s best hospitals. 

If this caravan can overcome the combined efforts of Mexico, Guatemala, Honduras and the U.S., why can’t they overtake Honduras and make it more like America?  It isn’t about escaping conflict, generalized violence and targeted persecution – it is about free handouts from our government.  Trump says he’s reducing Central American aid over migrants; use the aid money to BUILD THE WALL!

President Trump is taking the fight to his enemies with a historic media blitz – and he’s apparently having a lot of fun doing it.

You could see that in his one-on-one with Lesley Stahl of “60 Minutes” this past Sunday, as he laid out his accomplishments: “When you look at taxes, you look at regulations, you look at– making deals with other countries. Nobody’s been able to do anything like this. Actually, most people didn’t even try because they knew they didn’t have the ability to do it.”

President Trump touched on several issues, including the media, the Russia investigation, NATO, and illegal immigration. I’ve picked out some of my favorite quotes – which one do you like the most? That’s the first question in our new Weekly Poll.

Meanwhile the Democrats continue to encourage and actually resort to violence (plus some unhinged conspiracy theories) in response to President Trump’s success. There’s a War on Women going on – not even 9/11 widows are safe from the fury of the left – and Nancy Pelosi thinks that’s just fine.

On the campaign trail, the Democrats’ Senate candidates have had quite a week.

• In Virginia, Sen. Tim Kaine encouraged the liberals’ mob mentality…

• In North Dakota, Sen. Heidi Heitkamp’s campaign outed sexual assault victims…

• In Missouri, Sen. Claire McCaskill demanded a government investigation of journalists…

• In Delaware, Sen. Tom Carper is being less-than-truthful about a history of spousal abuse…

• In Massachusetts, Sen. Elizabeth Warren made a fool of herself trying to prove her Native American heritage…

• In Montana, Sen. Jon Tester is palling around with Hollywood celebrities…

• In Florida, Sen. Bill Nelson is prioritizing his campaign over the state’s hurricane relief;

• In New Jersey, the ethically-challenged Sen. Robert Menendez is turning to Hillary Clinton for help…

• In Arizona, leftist Krysten Sinema has a history of bashing her own state…

• In Tennessee, Phil Bredesen’s campaign was caught telling the truth about the candidate’s Kavanaugh stand in an undercover sting…

• And in Texas, media darling Beto O’Rourke is supporting impeachment…

No wonder Rush Limbaugh is predicting GOP gains in the Senate and even success in House races. President Trump has certainly energized individuals to get involved.

I know most friends of the Conservative Party follow politics across the country. Which Democrat Senate candidate outside of New York do you like the LEAST in this year’s campaigns? That’s the second question in our new Weekly Poll.

Here in New York, as we’ve mentioned this week, Andrew Cuomo is rightfully being labeled a “coward” for refusing to debate Marc Molinaro.

Why do you think that is – does Andrew not want to face questions about all the “coincidental” corruption in the Albany Swamp? Does he want to avoid tricky issues like marijuana legalization? Or does the governor think he’s above the law and those above answering questions?

That’s the third and final question in our new Weekly Poll – let me know what you think, and have a great weekend!

‘Coward’ Cuomo still refusing to debate his GOP challenger.  Even disgraced Elliot Spitzer criticized Andrew for not agreeing to a debate as of today’s date. 

The NY Post editorial  ends with this, “Maybe Cuomo is just chicken — or maybe he figures that an open debate might hurt him so badly that he could actually lose. (emphasis added.)”    

Governor Andrew Cuomo perhaps you should read this:  Thank fracking for continued decreases in US greenhouse gas emissions;   then rethink your political ban on fracking. 

Apparently, the fact that Andrew Cuomo doesn’t like to be confronted by things that may upset him, is a trait that his father, Mario, also had.  Kathleen Gallagher writes about the Gosnell movie and what happened way back when Mario was asked to visit an abortion mill by a fellow democrat. 

Charlotte Hays writes about the real cost of Medicare for all. 

National Review’s, Robert VerBruggen, writes:  Yes, Entitlements Are a Far Bigger Debt-Driver Than the Recent Tax Cuts Are.

Suzanne Fields writes in the Washington Times about coddling the closed American mind. 

Guy Benson reminds us just how desperate some democrats are.

Michael Goodwin’s column in today’s NY Post says it all:  One party rule has left New York in a sorry state.  Read it.  Circulate it.  Take it to heart.  There are only two choices for governor; Andrew Cuomo or Marc Molinaro.  No other candidate has a chance to win!  If you care one iota about the future of New York, heed Michael Goodwin’s column.  You CAN make a difference.  New York CAN become the Empire State again, but if voters allow one party rule, it will never, ever happen. 

4 Studies That Prove Small Government Works Better. 

Betsy McCaughey writes that Trump is totally right about the dangers of Medicare for all.   

Trump asks Cabinet agencies to cut 5 percent from budgets. 

U.S. Job Boom Got Its JOLT from Trumponomics. 

Guy Benson writes that a prominent electoral prognosticator thinks the GOP’s chances are suddenly looking better. 

Another case of President Trump keeping his promises: Trump sets record, appoints the most federal appeals judges in first two years.   

Wednesday’s with Walter E. Williams..

George J. Marlin writes in Newsmax about the unhinged dems out to destroy the Electoral College that gave us Lincoln. 

The fact that the movie Gosnell cracked the top 10 at the box office on Friday and Saturday, is great news for the pro-life movement in America and hopefully around the world.    This headline, however, dashes that hope; perhaps everyone on the United Nations Human Rights Council should be encouraged to see the pain, anxiety, depression and death caused by Gosnell’s abortion mill. Kathryn Jean Lopez has a compelling article in National Review that explains that the movie Gosnell is an opportunity to really take a look at not only the laws but also the culture of abortion and possibly change the minds of people like those on the United Nations Human Rights Council.

The NY Post editorial writes about another Cuomo ‘coincidence’ that looks a lot like corruption. 

The Beat  writes about Mayor de Blasio’s failure to renew. 

Chirlane McCray’s traveling is costing taxpayers thousands.

Nicole Gelinas writes in the NY Post:  Angry about the subways? Send Cuomo a message.   We will go one step further:  Vote for Marc Molinaro on the Conservative Party Line, that really sends the message.    

Really Senator? Do you not remember what you said when you claimed to be of Cherokee descent? 

Rich Lowry writes why Hillary Clinton can never admit the truth about Bill. 

Smothered: Six Democratic Scandals That the Elite News Media Suffocated with A Pillow This Cycle. 

Project Veritas strikes again. 

New California Law Will Require Kids’ Menus to List Water and Milk as Only Drink Options. When did the government in California become the parents?