The state of New York is facing a $2.3 billion shortfall — that’s billion with a B, heading into the new fiscal year.
“This is the most serious revenue shock the state has faced in many years,” said the state’s comptroller. The news imperils Cuomo’s budget which was introduced not 3...
Democrats in New York have tried to do this before but were stopped by Republicans. Now the Democrats are in charge in the state and it’s full speed ahead.
The College Fix reports:
New York State legislation permits college financial aid for illegal immigrants
New York State and Governor Andrew Cuomo are on a...
Cuomo has already given New York a “free” college program, but as you know, it’s never enough.
The New York Post reports:
Students protest Cuomo vetoing bill for more public college funding
He’s Gov. Scrooge to a group of CUNY student activists.
About 20 state-university students gathered outside Gov. Cuomo’s Midtown office Monday to protest...
The NRA appears likely to get its day in Court against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and his administration.
We covered the lawsuit and the NRA’s longstanding dispute with Cuomo in May 2018, NRA sues NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo for using financial regulator to “blacklist” NRA:
Free college programs never seem to work out the way their advocates say they will.
The Washington Examiner reports:
Andrew Cuomo’s...
Wednesday, New York Governor Cuomo attempted to mock Trump’s “Make America Great Again” campaign slogan.
Cuomo led by saying, “We’re not going to make America great again. It was never that great.”
No, Governor Cuomo. Just…no.
At an event Wednesday, New York Governor Cuomo attempted to mock Trump’s “Make America Great Again” campaign slogan.
Cuomo led by saying, “We’re not going to make America great again. It was never that great.”
Among New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s leading political enemies is the National Rifle Association.
Long before the Parkland Shooting and the national movement to pressure companies to sever ties to the NRA, the NRA was battling Cuomo’s absurd gun control legislation, the so-called SAFE Act. That legislation had to be partially rewritten...
Considering his lead in the polls, why is Cuomo putting his campaign at risk like this?
Campus Reform reports:
Cuomo recruits public scholarship recipients for campaign ad
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is under fire for obtaining the names of students who received the state’s Excelsior Scholarship and asking them to appear in a...
It’s no secret that New York City’s subway is a mess and needs repairs. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has no money, but that didn’t stop Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo from forcing it to use $30 million on tiles.
Andrew Cuomo has a plan in case the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.
It’s a plan so ingenious, Cuomo couldn’t wait to announce it.
The NRA has been under assault from liberal politicians and political groups for decades. But those attacks have intensified after the Parkland school shooting.
Student David Hogg, backed by powerful groups like Media Matters, launched a campaign to pressure companies to sever membership discount programs with the NRA. That campaign was largely...
Cynthia Nixon is taking the fight to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo aggressively. WABC in New York offered to host a televised debate and Nixon jumped at the chance before Cuomo even had a chance to respond. She also said she wants the debate to be between only the two...
Democratic New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has asked the private sector to help foot the bill to fix the subway in New York City. From New York Daily News:
“We have to change our attitude. This is our MTA [Metropolitan Transportation Authority], right? This is our transit system,” Cuomo told members of...
The Democratic Party is not only in disarray, but they seem to have no idea what to do to correct course.
So far, the progressive wing seems to agree that it’s best to push all the way left: to run on single-payer and “free” college, to establish a pro-abortion purity test, to...
New York state recently passed legislation making it “free” to attend two and four-year state colleges. It’s so free, it’s estimated to cost New York state taxpayers a paltry $163 million per year.
Called a “last-dollar” plan, would-be participants must first apply for federal monies before turning to the state for...
