Dem Governor Facing Tough Re-Election Accused of Padding Local Donation Numbers to Appear Grassroots.  Governor Cuomo, do you really think you need to pretend you have grassroots support.  Hmmm, you pretend so much on so many items, I guess this just came naturally to you.  Your real supporters skirt the limits. 

When his close colleagues break the law, he pretends he, like Hogan Hero’s Sargent Schultz, knows nothing.  

Four Blue States Protest Tax Reform with a Frivolous Lawsuit.  Of course, Governor Cuomo is part of this frivolous lawsuit…pretending that he can win it.  One would think that as a lawyer himself, he would not want to waste the Court’s time with frivolous lawsuits.  Here is Guy Benson’s take on the lawsuit.

While issuing advice to state employees, Governor Cuomo, pretending again, that he understands the Janus vs AFSCME Supreme Court decision, gives state employees bad advice.  If his law degree was dependent on an essay regarding the Janus decision, he would not pass the Bar exam. 

Governor Cuomo is so consumed with winning a third term – and a probable presidential run – that he is throwing caution to the wind and doing and saying anything and everything that he thinks will propel him into his third term. 

New Yorkers deserve better; take back New York by helping Marc Molinaro get elected.  Click here to find out what you can do to make Marc Molinaro governor. 

States experiment with sending distracted drivers to jail, education isn’t working, and while this may be extreme, something really has to be done to stop the carnage caused by distracted drivers.

Conservative Lawmakers Say Trump’s Actions, Not Words, Key in Dealings With Putin.

Nikki Haley: A Profile in Courage.

Be forewarned, this article, from One News Now, is an eye-opener.    

White House Rejects Putin’s Request to Interrogate Americans. 

San Francisco continues to spend big in fight against homelessness — but is it working?

Governor Andrew Cuomo’s hiring spree of “special assistants” cost taxpayer’s $33.8 million during fiscal 2016-2017, the latest year for which information is available. Does one person really need 347 special assistants?  Maybe they were hired to do this.   Oh, the article says his campaign obtained the names of students who scored one of the state’s new Excelsior Scholarships and solicited them to appear in an ad promoting Cuomo’s re-election.  I guess they were not aware of this:  Federal law requires government and universities to protect students’ personal information and records.  Leave it to the Governor to ignore the laws he doesn’t support and do what he pleases.

The NY Post editorial opines on Gov. Cuomo’s three-card monte payroll game.

Crain’s NY lets us know that a major state contractor stuffed Cuomo’s campaign coffers.

Then there is this:  Winklevoss Twins Donate $100K to Cuomo Weeks Before Being Awarded State Zcash Approval.

Take back New York, help Marc Molinaro get his message out any way you can.

The Buffalo News editorial writes that Molinaro’s push on state ethics reform gets their vote!  (Ours also.)

Donations to rogue Democrats may have been illegal: Board of Elections investigator. 

I think I’ll file this under “Do as I say, not as I do,” right Mayor de Blasio?

E. J. McMahon brings us up to date on SALT’s NY effect.  

Angelo Codevilla opines on diplomacy 101 versus politics writ small. 

Seriously, Chicago?  You don’t have enough problems already?

Exposed: The Ignorance of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Betsy McCaughey writes Demagogues Aim To Sink Kavanaugh. 

This will be filed under  “Good News” better news if it passes in November. 

We already knew this: Conservatives Are Happier Than Liberals.  

Wednesday’s with Walter E. Williams.

Governor Cuomo depends on people not paying attention to anything other than what he states as fact…facts that omit important information and are actually very misleading.  Another misleading explanation of wasting our hard earned money extracted from our wallets.  Here is another example of Governor Cuomo’s wasteful ways:  Upstate homeowners and businesses are going to have to pay about $4 billion to build his magical wind turbines off Long Island and NYC. There is no benefit, no flip side. It’s the most expensive type of renewable energy available.

It’s long past time for Cuomo to stop wasting taxpayer money.  

Wasting our money is unconscionable, and so is this:  Cuomo’s claim he didn’t spot corruption all around him is beyond pathetic.

Thanks to NYSCOBA for reminding New Yorkers how Gov. Cuomo is impacting our safety.  More on the  Corrections officers targeting Cuomo in new ad blitz here.  Typical of the campaign office, it slams NYSCOBA for running the ads because “(NYSCOBA) is trying to negotiate its contract and deflect from the fact that it wants to protect those individuals who rape and assault prisoners.” Seriously, must the campaign spokespersons always respond with a scorched earth retort. 

Take back New York, get involved any way and every way you can with Marc Molinaro’s campaign. 

 President Trump will not be happy with the reviews of the Putin/Trump summit.  Here is some of the reaction from the right:

The Daily Signal looks at what’s next for US-Russia relationship. 

What Critics Missed About the Trump-Putin Summit.

The Helsinki Hysteria.

Despite Botched Summit with Putin, Trump’s Policies Are Still Pressuring Russia.

Trump’s failure at Putin summit will come back to haunt him.

Gingrich: Putin press conference was ‘most serious mistake’ of Trump’s presidency

Analysis: Trump’s Weakness in Helsinki Was a Low Moment of His Presidency.

Pence’s Former Press Secretary Explains How Trump ‘Put America First’ in Helsinki.

President Trump did have this to say about the summit: “The bottom line: Americans want peace, not conflict. “Nothing would be easier politically than to refuse to meet, to refuse to engage, but that would not accomplish anything. As president, I cannot make decisions on foreign policy in a futile effort to appease partisan critics.”

Dennis Prager on Immigrants Change Cultures — Whether New Yorkers in Florida or Latinos in America.  A must read!

Need to be inspired?  Read this:  Advocates against Assisted Suicide Show That Love Endures and Gives Life.

Governor Andrew Cuomo’s dark side was very apparent in this article over the weekend, can you imagine being treated as an unknown after being praised as New York’s secret weapon.  The NY Post editorial says “Add another case to Andrew Cuomo’s cloud of corruption” in one of its lead editorials, followed up with “Andrew Cuomo’s ‘Squirrel!’ strategy for dodging the corruption news.”

E. J. McMahon writes that Cuomo’s Buffalo Billion was beyond corrupt. 

Then there is this article in today’s NY Post:  Cuomo’s $10B economy ‘boost’ results in broken promises.

And then there is this:  State resources went to Cuomo campaign effort, records show, published in the Albany Times Union, certainly not known as a right-leaning newspaper.  How much longer can Governor Andrew Cuomo continue before there is an indictment of him?

Isn’t eight years enough?

Marc Molinaro has a plan, the ‘2019 Albany Accountability Act’ that the NY Post calls “Molinaro’s long-needed reforms to clean up Albany”.  Fortunately, for all New Yorkers, the NY Post exposes the news – unlike some many newspapers nowadays that have a political agenda and only print what they want you to see.  Read Marc’s plan; email his ideas to your family and friends, volunteer to help any way you can. 

This is our state; the wasted money was our money.  It will continue, but, only if you let it! 

Last year, residents in New York City had a chance to elect a new mayor, but, the majority did not even bother to vote.  The problems continue in the NYC Subway System and Mayor de Blasio is oblivious to the problems of the residents of the NYC Housing Authority.  The residents of NYC had an opportunity to make the changes necessary, yet they chose not to and today they face a monstrous disaster that may very well be beyond fixing. 

Do not let this happen to the rest of the state; New York deserves better.  Do your part, NOW, while we still can. It is not a lack of funds, it is a lack of management and more importantly, it is a laissez-faire attitude while the two CEO’s strive for higher office. 

The Parole Board does it again, albeit, this time it is not a policeman killer that has been released, rather a mother whose 8 children died suspiciously.

One News Now is reporting that Muslim candidates who are running in record numbers – face backlash.

Robert Knight opines on Living in revolutionary times.

Larry Horist explains that the democrats do have a platform. 

The Heritage Foundation reminds us that groups linked to George Soros are behind campaigns to repeal Trump tax cuts.

7 Takeaways From FBI Agent Strzok’s Testimony Before 2 House Committees. 

“Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh Piled Up Credit Card Debt by Purchasing Nationals Tickets” – that is about the most scandalous behavior liberals can come up with so far in their personal attacks on President Trump’s pick for the high court. 

President Trump made his announcement Monday night. He’s described as a “bold, brilliant” jurist,” but of course the liberals immediately fell into hysterics (and many didn’t even wait for the announcement). 

As Investor’s Business Daily notes, “No one argues he isn’t qualified. They just don’t like his decisions. Or really, any conservative’s decisions, whatever they are.”

President Trump stated in his announcement that his choice for the Supreme Court has “impeccable credentials and unsurpassed qualifications.” What do you feel is Kavanaugh’s most important qualification? That’s the first question in our new Weekly Poll.

The confirmation spectacle now begins, and desperate Democrats might find it difficult to stop him.  In your opinion, how likely is it that Brett Kavanaugh will be confirmed by the US Senate? That’s the second Weekly Poll I have for you.

Meanwhile, President Trump continues to put America first on the world stage. 

President Trump gets results. He doesn’t kowtow to the global elites. He says what he means and means what he says. I like it. What about you? What’s the BEST thing about President Trump’s leadership on the world stage? That’s the third and final question in our new Weekly Poll.

What’s the BEST thing about President Trump’s leadership on the world stage?

Let’s see, what else happened this week? The economy keeps humming, and liberal dogma continues to be disproven. It’s entirely possible that some Democrats don’t understand the courage and sacrifice of Purple Heart honorees, and it’s likely Cynthia Nixon doesn’t understand the ins-and-outs of socialism – but will non-citizen voters even care?

Have a great weekend!
 

Most voters expect a candidate to be honest on where they stand on certain relevant topics.  When a candidate asks for your vote – your approval – shouldn’t they be up front and honest where they stand on important issues?  Tedra Cobb told supporters she wants an assault weapon ban, but, cannot say that in public  — why, because she lives in a district that are strong supporters of the 2nd Amendment.  I’ll file this under “lying to get elected.”   The voters in the 21st CD are too smart to fall for her deceitful campaign. 

The newest progressive craze is to abolish ICE, but the radicals, including  Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand,  who are calling for the end of ICE obviously are not in tune with the majority of voters.   Here is what Governor Doug Ducey thinks about abolishing ICE. 

Chuck Schumer’s Brazen Fable About Nominees and Supreme Court Precedents.   Surprise, surprise:  Liberal Professor Comes Out in Favor of Kavanaugh, Left Pounces.    Do you think they – the liberals – would ever check the facts? 

Larry Horist opines on Brett Kavanaugh. 

Guy Benson opines on Schumer’s hilarious, desperate flip flop on SCOTUS nominees.

Message to liberals:  A ‘balanced’ Supreme Court isn’t the point. 

Another message to liberals:  Costly Prevailing Wage Laws Harm Minorities and Younger Workers.

Anti-Trump FBI lawyer Lisa Page refuses to testify, despite subpoena. 

Cor trial jury gets to work: In NY game of connections, what’s a crime or just unsavory?

Why ‘new ideas’ are so hard for Team de Blasio. 

Wednesday’s with Walter E. Williams.

Our US Senate Candidate, Chele Farley, has a new radio ad here.  Help Chele get her message out by sending the link to your family and friends. 

The Heritage Foundation writes:  Trump Hits Another Home Run with Supreme Court Pick Brett Kavanaugh.  While the NY Post editorial states:  Brett Kavanaugh is an excellent pick for the Supreme Court.   Of course, the progressive left had plenty to say also, but none of if is worth the space it took up on the internet, in the TV airways or the paper it was printed on.

Red State Dems’ Dilemma: New Poll Shows Senate Battleground Voters Want Trump’s SCOTUS Pick Confirmed.

That is a very big if, Senator.  You really should stay up to date on the science of life, then you would understand you are on the loud, but, losing side.   Governor Andrew Cuomo is also out of touch with reality and jumping on board with the loudest voices that continue to try and drown out the most innocent voices heard by those who hold life precious. 

Nikki Haley writes in the National Review about the United Nations’ patently ridiculous report on American poverty.

Fiscal conservatives launch awareness campaign for public union members.   

Rapping Dem challenges Republican for upstate congressional seat.  Congressman Faso’s reaction.  (Can’t help but wonder why Mr.  Delgado TV ads left this information out.)

Buffalo Billion ‘fraudsters’ knew what they did was wrong: feds

Don’t Use Social Security Money to Finance Paid Parental Leave. 

The ugly rules of the City Council pork game.

Don’t forget to send Chele Farley’s, new radio ad to your family and friends. 

The July 7 NY Post editorial makes it perfectly clear that should Governor Andrew Cuomo win reelection, the corruption that has permeated his tenure in office will continue.  As the Post editorial states “We shudder to think what a third Cuomo term might bring,” every resident in New York State qualified to vote should end his blatant abuse of taxpayers by ending his political career.

E. J. McMahon reports Cuomo’s upstate hype continues. 

Michael Goodwin asks the question, “Is Hillary Clinton secretly planning to run in 2020?”

Trump has made colleges truly color-blind at last.   

Another good thing that President Trump did was roll back the outdated Obama era regulation of net neutrality.  The Dems in Congress will try to reinstate them by using the Congressional Review Act. Dem’s are trying to get a discharge petition vote on July 11th.  Access to reliable high-speed Internet is non-negotiable in today’s world. The Republican Majority in Congress must focus now on creating an environment wherein small Internet providers can expand access across the country. Threatening this access as the Democrats are is playing politics with American small business; it’s counterproductive, costly, and un-American.  Reach out to your representative in Congress and let them know that you do not support Democrats in their fight to overregulate the internet.  If you want to know more about net neutrality, read this article. 

Steve Cuozzo opines that De Blasio has proven that he couldn’t care less about the poor.

ICYMI:  De Blasio’s latest flight of folly.

Guy Benson opines on SCOTUS Showdown: Red State Democrats Catch Durbin’s Resistance Fever At Own Peril.

‘Deep State’ accused of targeting tea party favorite.

Robert Knight opines on Mad and hot, the ‘Resistance’ is seething. 

Charles Hurt:  Even abortion enthusiasts know Roe v. Wade is a legal abomination

John S. Baker, Jr. writes in National Review that the Supreme Court nomination is — and isn’t — all about Roe v. Wade.   Rich Lowry, writes that Roe Is a travesty. 

Liam Walker says it all in his article:  There’s Only One Side in the Constitution Debate.

Those who have a different view, fail to understand how faith in people and God, not government, was the wisdom that our Founding Fathers gave to this promising new republic that has become the beacon of freedom to the world.  I, for one, will always be indebted to our Founding Fathers and duty-bound to fight for the principles they held.

Cheryl K. Chumley writes in the Washington Times:  Happy Fourth — the wolves are inside the gate.  

Ocasio-Cortez obviously is a student of revisionist history that the younger generation has been taught, never taking the time to go beyond the classroom to read the true history of this great country.  Her new found celebrity encourages her to lecture those who do not agree with her socialist views.  Ocasio-Cortez is stretching the truth of her background to gain power, what will she be willing to do if/when elected?

To those who are demonstrating for families to stay together and for the end of ICE, why is it that you are not demanding that Chicago protect her children?  Does it not fit your agenda that President Trump is at fault for all of America’s problems? Why don’t you call out Rahm Emanuel for his lack of compassion and leadership? 

U.S. District Judge Jesse M. Furman, an Obama appointee, says Trump administration showed ‘bad faith’ in adding citizenship to census. 

By accepting a plea deal, the public will never really know the damage this IT specialist may have done. Top Democrat Tech Aide From Pakistan Gets a Free Pass on House Server Going Missing.   

There she goes again supporting more taxes:  Kirsten Gillibrand backs security transaction tax. 

State Comptroller DiNapoli tells us that New York’s state budget is on course for disaster.  It seems to me that this is NOT new news (the writing has been on the walls for years), so why does he wait until the Forth of July holiday to tell us? 

Enjoy the Fourth – thank a Veteran for making it possible!  We will return on Monday, July 9th. 

Jeff Platsky, writes in the Binghamton Press and Sun,  that despite revitalization efforts, people are still leaving Upstate New York.

When did Yorktown Heights become part of the Bronx?  This fact-check on the darling of the democrats explains how she was in a position to travel as much as she did prior to becoming a congressional candidate.  Just another polished politician manipulating what she can to gain a platform to exploit her community.  The Washington Times reports that Ms. Ocasio-Cortez slams the fact-check article, but never really denied it.  Interesting.   Larry Hoist opines on what Crowley’s defeat tells us. 

Abolish Ice?  Seriously, Senator Gillibrand?  It’s time for you to be voted out!  Chele Farley understands the importance of protecting America and her citizens. 

Sen. Gillibrand seems to be used to twisting the facts in this interview with Chris Cuomo.  Chris Cuomo actually had to correct her facts, that she continued to insist she was right about until someone offstage (possibly a staffer) seemed to get her to correct herself. 

How many chances does 1 person get?

The Beat explains the importance of maintaining a gang database. 

Katie Patvich asks this question:  Did Obama Grant Thousands of Iranians Citizenship as Part of the Iran Deal?

Matt Vespa is reporting that CBS News says Trump has narrowed his Supreme Court Justice choice to two names.  Time will tell if CBS is correct in their reporting.

Christian Civil Rights Watch attorney, Matt Barber, explains why the left are so fearful of another constitutionalist being appointed to the Supreme Court.

As America’s birthday approaches, Jay Cost writes in National Review:  The Declaration of Independence Was More Radical Than Any of the Men Who Signed It.  

With this week’s string of Supreme Court victories for freedom, will the “never Trump” forces finally concede that we’re better off with a conservative in the White House? Probably not.

The Conservative Party stood with President Trump during the election, and he made his major New York appearance with us – and this week we saw how the dedication of conservatives everywhere makes a difference for the future of our country.  

What a week it was, thanks to the Supreme Court. Because President Trump, and NOT Hillary Clinton, named Antonin Scalia’s replacement, the high court:

• Upheld President Trump’s so-called “travel ban” against an alarming minority opinion;
• Protected pregnancy centers from being forced to advocate for abortion;
• Stood for workers by striking a blow against forced union dues, much to the chagrin of Andrew Cuomo

And that’s in addition to recent rulings that will help stave off voter fraud, allow states to control their redistricting plans, and protect those who don’t want to actively participate in gay weddings. 

Of these recent rulings by the Supreme Court, which one do you think is the MOST important? That’s the first question in our new Weekly Poll. 

And of course the biggest news in a week full of big news is that Justice Anthony Kennedy is retiring, opening up another Supreme Court vacancy for President Trump to fill.

Here are six rulings that could be overturned by a post-Kennedy Supreme Court. 

Here is a list of potential Supreme Court replacements, and here you’ll find a look at the early favorites. They’re very young – and that’s a good thing.

What do you think is the most important thing for President Trump to look for as he chooses the nominee? That’s the second question in our new Weekly Poll.

With this week’s string of Supreme Court victories for freedom, will the “never Trump” forces finally concede that we’re better off with a conservative in the White House? Probably not.

Egged on by the media, the left is increasingly unhinged and mired in incivility and Trump-hatred in the wake of the Supreme Court news.  It’s costing our nation – literally, and figuratively.

We saw evidence of the Democrat’s radicalization this week right here in New York, with the primary triumph of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. The Democrats have turned socialist, and Kirsten Gillibrand is jumping on the bandwagon with her attacks against those who defend our borders. Will any of the Democrats be visiting Venezuela soon?

But freedom still reigns in America as we prepare to celebrate the Fourth of July. What are you MOST thankful for as we celebrate America’s independence? That’s the third and final question in our new Weekly Poll. 

Have a great weekend!
 

Today’s  NY Post editorial headline states:  Radical left could rise in NY after Democratic socialist’s win, and Stephen Miller has an Op-Ed titled: With Ocasio-Cortez’s rise, Dems now own their loony far-left flank, both are very much on target as to the situation in New York’s political world.  Governor Andrew Cuomo has embraced the far left and astonishingly demeaned the voters who put their hope and faith in a candidate that offers them exactly what they want free everything (and the road Cuomo is on) including a guaranteed federal job.  Remember this “A government big enough to give you everything you want is a government big enough to take away everything that you have.”  Can someone please show these voters a country that prospered for her citizens that has a socialistic government, neither can we.  

Michele Malkin wants you to meet the “abolish ICE” zealots.  

Governor Cuomo has more competition for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue:  Ocasio-Cortez wants to be president, mom says.  My guess is that Cuomo will track even further to the left knowing this. 

Meanwhile the Buffalo Billions trial is still ongoing;  Cuomo wanted corrupt lobbyist to be his spy: witness.  

After Janus Ruling, Cuomo Orders State Workers’ Info Kept Private, the problem is, it already is private under state law.  The Empire Center explains what is eligible to be FOILed and what isn’t.  Ken  Girardin  opines on the Janus Ultimatum. 

New York labor leaders voice fury, defiance in wake of Supreme Court decision.

Have you seen the latest RNC ad:  ‘UNHINGED’?

Charles Hurt opines on the reality that a new civil war is already upon us.  Fortunately, there are people like Miss Community, Clovia Lawrence, who are trying to bring civility to their corner of the world. 

Larry Elder writes that it is criminal behavior, not racism, that explains ‘racial disparities’ in crime stats. 

Ronald Reagan’s legacy lives on through this Judge’s common sense.

Larry Horist:  The Supreme court tilts a little more to starboard.