Cuomo Draws First Blood

Written by John DeSio on January 11, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

Though the investigation was likely handled almost entirely during Eliot Spitzer time in the office, State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo has claimed his first hide, announcing today the sentencing of a former chief executive of a Horseheads, New York building company, after he plead guilty to stealing $210,000 from a resident of Wisconsin (no link
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Bush On Iraq: The Response

Written by John DeSio on January 10, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

We've gotten some reaction to the President's call to add more troops in Iraq tonight.

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Member Item Graph Shows Dems Getting Screwed

Written by John DeSio on January 10, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

The Albany Project has put together a nifty little graph outlining how member items, or pork, are distributed in State Senate districts across New York. Not surprisingly, the Republican majority (represented by red bars) by far takes in the most money, while (blue bar) Democrats are on the short end of the stick. The lowest
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MoveOn.org Might Be Sneaky

Written by John DeSio on January 10, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

The other day, I signed up using my New York Press e-mail account for MoveOn.org’s daily e-mail alerts, just one of the hundreds of similar e-mail alerts I get in my inbox each day. This morning, I received an automated e-mail from MoveOn.org thanking me for signing their petition opposing the escalation in the war
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Bloomberg Wants His Pork Chops and Apple Sauce In Peace!

Written by Kari Milchman on January 9, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

Apparently, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is getting a little ticked off by those damn telemarketing calls during dinner. Welcome to the club. Today he complained to a U.S. Senate committee about receiving sales calls on his secure line. The nerve! In fact, the kitchen in Bloomberg’s Upper East Side townhouse has been readied for emergency top-secret
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Sharpton Cracks Obama, Hints Another Run

Written by John DeSio on January 9, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

Not only did Rev. Al Sharpton tell the world yesterday that he might run for president again in 2008, he also threw some cold water on the aspirations of his Democratic counterpart from Illinois, freshman Senator Barack Obama. Quote: "Right now we’re hearing a lot of media razzle dazzle," Sharpton said. "I’m not hearing a
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Romney’s Big Day

Written by John DeSio on January 8, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

How do you make sure you’ll be taken seriously come the presidential primary season? Raise a ton of money in one day. That was what former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney, a Republican seeking the 2008 presidential nod, let it be known today that his campaign is for real. Romney raised more than $1 million during
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HEADLINES

Written by Editors on January 7, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

BURNED: NEW YORK CRITICS SLAM BRITISH STAR CHEF ISRAEL’S SECRET NUCLEAR STRIKE PLANS FOR IRAN
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HEADLINES

Written by Editors on January 6, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

BUSH BACKTRACK NYC TERROR FUNDS
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Wes Clark: It’s The Jews, Stupid!

Written by John DeSio on January 4, 2007. Posted in Politics, Posts

If we are to believe Arriana Huffington (and we have no reason not to), potential 2008 Democratic presidential candidate Wesley Clark thinks the United States is about to bomb Iran. Why? Cause the Jews want us to! Quote: "You just have to read what’s in the Israeli press. The Jewish community is divided but there
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