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As secretary of state, I travel all over New York. I talk to local leaders and residents from the North Country to Long Island, from Syracuse to Buffalo, from Mid-Hudson to New York City and many communities in between, and they all tell me the same thing: “We need help.” Prices are up, inflation continues, and Washington’s economic policies are making things worse. more
The political dilemma that voters face all goes back to the city’s opting for to the ranked-choice system. more
These are dangerous times that call for intelligent thought and debate, not partisan buzzwords more suited to campaign fundraising. more
While it seems that Republicans are routinely asked to denounce members of their party for every controversial remark, Democrats face no such demands when it comes to a divisive figure like Mamdani. Despite his well-documented history of hateful rhetoric and radical proposals that have failed wherever they were tried, there has been virtually no pressure from the mainstream media for Democratic leaders to publicly denounce him. more
We learned a valuable lesson during the pandemic about keeping some basic essentials on hand. We probably all have an abundance of toilet paper in stock at any given time, something that likely never entered our minds before quarantines. more
What’s happening in Israel is a microcosm of what’s happening across the globe: a war between order and chaos, good and evil, light and darkness. And Israel just struck a powerful blow for good. more
But make no mistake, our work is far from over. We’re still holding this administration accountable, especially when it comes to public safety. more
This problem goes far beyond a simple inconvenience. It is a systemic failing that limits our neighbors’ access to jobs, medical care, social connection and civic participation. more
I think if I were interested in running for the first time, my family would be begging me to reconsider. If qualified people decide that being an elected official is too dangerous, the country, and our system of government, will be the losers. more
A man who had done so much to lead New York through its darkest hour was leaving the arena. But the memories would remain. more
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