Election day is tomorrow and we have more and more evidence that our message of “stop wasting money “ is resonating with the voters. Warren Redlich polled 7% in a recent Rochester Business Journal poll. Though you can never count on polls it is reason for optimism. Our opponents have noticed and they are running […]
Election day is tomorrow Read More »
I am running for U.S. Senate against Gillibrand to restore true peace and freedom to new York and the rest of America. That certainly begins, first and foremost, with opposing the war making and empire building foreign intervention machine. I propose to fight ceaselessly to bring all the troops home NOW. This mean full withdrawal,
Libertarian Candidate For US Senate: John Clifton Read More »
What’s going to be different on November 3? It’s anybody’s guess. But if you believe the polls most likely Andrew Cuomo will be the next Governor. Depending on the poll he is burying Paladino by a margin of between 15 to 24 %. That means taxes are going up. State spending is not going down. Sheldon Silver will still
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Last Monday night NY1, YNN, NY1 Notacias and Citizens Union sponsored a debate with two of the four candidates that have satisfied New York State’s requirements to be on the ballot. In doing so they revealed that they are irresponsible journalists and partisan puppets of the Democrat and Republican ruling elite that has plunged New York
John Gaetani Responds to Rigged Comptroller Debate Read More »
On this 223rd anniversary of the creation of the fundamental law of our land, we find ourselves heading for a constitutional crisis. If you think I’m exaggerating, consider the following: Voters are increasingly angry, resentful and have little confidence in government and elected officials The federal government is increasingly heavy-handed with its authority and is enacting and
Constitution Day: How many more? Read More »
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/… Bowing to President Bush’s demands, the Senate approved and sent the White House a bill Wednesday to overhaul bitterly disputed rules on secret government eavesdropping and shield telecommunications companies from lawsuits complaining they helped the U.S. spy on Americans. The relatively one-sided vote, 69-28, came only after a lengthy and heated debate that pitted
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