Poll: New Yorkers "angry" following Senate stalemate

Anyone who votes for these jerks deserves what they get.....my favorite part is espada today saying the media is to blame for the bad rap they are getting....

who voted for this jerk??

Most voters don't even know that there is a New York State Senate. Quiz them on who their Senator is and they wouldn't know. They don't even know what a State Senator does, or what a state Assemblyman does. The might be able to identify who the Governor is.
Come the next Election Day, they go in the voting booth and just pull the lever of their political party affiliation or of the name they recognize from the media.
We have been re-electing the same people over and over again for one reason, there are NO TERM LIMITS in State government as well as Federal Government in the Legislative Branch.

My vote wont go to any of those mother truckers next Nov.

Vote all incumbents out in 2010. Federal and State.

Here is the list of the currect NYS Senate. Vote them OUT!!!!!

District Senator Party First elected Residence
1 Kenneth LaValle Republican 1976 Port Jefferson
2 John J. Flanagan Republican 2002 East Northport
3 Brian X. Foley Democratic 2008 Blue Point
4 Owen H. Johnson Republican 1972 West Babylon
5 Carl Marcellino Republican 1995 Syosset
6 Kemp Hannon Republican 1989 Garden City
7 Craig Johnson Democratic 2007 Port Washington
8 Charles Fuschillo Republican 1998 Merrick
9 Dean Skelos Republican 1984 Rockville Centre
10 Shirley Huntley Democratic 2006 Jamaica
11 Frank Padavan Republican 1972 Bellerose
12 George Onorato Democratic 1983 Astoria
13 Hiram Monserrate Democratic 2008 Jackson Heights
14 Malcolm Smith Democratic 2000 St. Albans
15 Joseph Addabbo, Jr. Democratic 2008 Ozone Park
16 Toby Ann Stavisky Democratic 1999 Flushing
17 Martin Malave Dilan Democratic 2002 Bushwick
18 Velmanette Montgomery Democratic 1984 Brooklyn
19 John Sampson Democratic 1996 Brooklyn
20 Eric Adams Democratic 2006 Brooklyn
21 Kevin Parker Democratic 2002 Brooklyn
22 Martin Golden Republican 2002 Bay Ridge
23 Diane Savino Democratic 2004 Staten Island
24 Andrew Lanza Republican 2006 Staten Island
25 Dan Squadron Democratic 2008 Brooklyn
26 Liz Krueger Democratic 2002 New York
27 Carl Kruger Democratic 1994 Brooklyn
28 Jose M. Serrano Democratic 2004 Spanish Harlem
29 Thomas Duane Democratic 1998 New York
30 Bill Perkins Democratic 2006 Harlem
31 Eric Schneiderman Democratic 1998 Washington Heights
32 Rubén Díaz Democratic 2002 Soundview
33 Pedro Espada, Jr. Democratic 2008 Bedford Park
34 Jeffrey Klein Democratic 2004 Throgs Neck
35 Andrea Stewart-Cousins Democratic 2006 Yonkers
36 Ruth Hassell-Thompson Democratic 2000 Williamsbridge
37 Suzi Oppenheimer Democratic 1984 Mamaroneck
38 Thomas Morahan Republican 1999 Clarkstown
39 Bill Larkin Republican 1990 New Windsor
40 Vincent Leibell Republican 1994 Patterson
41 Stephen Saland Republican 1990 Poughkeepsie
42 John Bonacic Republican 1998 Mount Hope
43 Roy McDonald Republican 2008 Wilton
44 Hugh Farley Republican 1976 Schenectady
45 Betty Little Republican 2002 Queensbury
46 Neil Breslin Democratic 1996 Albany
47 Joseph Griffo Republican 2006 Rome
48 Darrel Aubertine Democratic 2008 Cape Vincent
49 David Valesky Democratic 2004 Oneida
50 John DeFrancisco Republican 1992 Syracuse
51 James Seward Republican 1986 Milford
52 Thomas W. Libous Republican 1988 Binghamton
53 George H. Winner, Jr. Republican 2004 Elmira
54 Michael Nozzolio Republican 1992 Fayette
55 James Alesi Republican 1996 East Rochester
56 Joseph Robach Republican 2002 Greece
57 Catharine Young Republican 2005 Olean
58 William Stachowski Democratic 1981 Lake View
59 Dale Volker Republican 1975 Depew
60 Antoine Thompson Democratic 2006 Buffalo
61 Michael Ranzenhofer Republican 2008 Clarence
62 George Maziarz Republican 1995 Newfane

LI Raised wrote:

Here is the list of the currect NYS Senate. Vote them OUT!!!!!
District Senator Party First elected Residence
1 Kenneth LaValle Republican 1976 Port Jefferson
2 John J. Flanagan Republican 2002 East Northport
3 Brian X. Foley Democratic 2008 Blue Point
4 Owen H. Johnson Republican 1972 West Babylon
5 Carl Marcellino Republican 1995 Syosset
6 Kemp Hannon Republican 1989 Garden City
7 Craig Johnson Democratic 2007 Port Washington
8 Charles Fuschillo Republican 1998 Merrick
9 Dean Skelos Republican 1984 Rockville Centre
10 Shirley Huntley Democratic 2006 Jamaica
11 Frank Padavan Republican 1972 Bellerose
12 George Onorato Democratic 1983 Astoria
13 Hiram Monserrate Democratic 2008 Jackson Heights
14 Malcolm Smith Democratic 2000 St. Albans
15 Joseph Addabbo, Jr. Democratic 2008 Ozone Park
16 Toby Ann Stavisky Democratic 1999 Flushing
17 Martin Malave Dilan Democratic 2002 Bushwick
18 Velmanette Montgomery Democratic 1984 Brooklyn
19 John Sampson Democratic 1996 Brooklyn
20 Eric Adams Democratic 2006 Brooklyn
21 Kevin Parker Democratic 2002 Brooklyn
22 Martin Golden Republican 2002 Bay Ridge
23 Diane Savino Democratic 2004 Staten Island
24 Andrew Lanza Republican 2006 Staten Island
25 Dan Squadron Democratic 2008 Brooklyn
26 Liz Krueger Democratic 2002 New York
27 Carl Kruger Democratic 1994 Brooklyn
28 Jose M. Serrano Democratic 2004 Spanish Harlem
29 Thomas Duane Democratic 1998 New York
30 Bill Perkins Democratic 2006 Harlem
31 Eric Schneiderman Democratic 1998 Washington Heights
32 Rubén Díaz Democratic 2002 Soundview
33 Pedro Espada, Jr. Democratic 2008 Bedford Park
34 Jeffrey Klein Democratic 2004 Throgs Neck
35 Andrea Stewart-Cousins Democratic 2006 Yonkers
36 Ruth Hassell-Thompson Democratic 2000 Williamsbridge
37 Suzi Oppenheimer Democratic 1984 Mamaroneck
38 Thomas Morahan Republican 1999 Clarkstown
39 Bill Larkin Republican 1990 New Windsor
40 Vincent Leibell Republican 1994 Patterson
41 Stephen Saland Republican 1990 Poughkeepsie
42 John Bonacic Republican 1998 Mount Hope
43 Roy McDonald Republican 2008 Wilton
44 Hugh Farley Republican 1976 Schenectady
45 Betty Little Republican 2002 Queensbury
46 Neil Breslin Democratic 1996 Albany
47 Joseph Griffo Republican 2006 Rome
48 Darrel Aubertine Democratic 2008 Cape Vincent
49 David Valesky Democratic 2004 Oneida
50 John DeFrancisco Republican 1992 Syracuse
51 James Seward Republican 1986 Milford
52 Thomas W. Libous Republican 1988 Binghamton
53 George H. Winner, Jr. Republican 2004 Elmira
54 Michael Nozzolio Republican 1992 Fayette
55 James Alesi Republican 1996 East Rochester
56 Joseph Robach Republican 2002 Greece
57 Catharine Young Republican 2005 Olean
58 William Stachowski Democratic 1981 Lake View
59 Dale Volker Republican 1975 Depew
60 Antoine Thompson Democratic 2006 Buffalo
61 Michael Ranzenhofer Republican 2008 Clarence
62 George Maziarz Republican 1995 Newfane

How about term limits!!!

Insanity is defined as doing the same thing the same way and expecting different results. Aren't we as voters insane to expect something different from the same thing. Democrates and Republicans are ruining this country. Maybe we need a new idea. A no party government. Anyone runs and the person who gets the most votes wins and governs. NO party affiliations no political baggage just ideas. In order to move forward we need creativity not dogma. We can not get there with the boys club we have now

Bea Wise wrote:

Insanity is defined as doing the same thing the same way and expecting different results. Aren't we as voters insane to expect something different from the same thing. Democrates and Republicans are ruining this country. Maybe we need a new idea. A no party government. Anyone runs and the person who gets the most votes wins and governs. NO party affiliations no political baggage just ideas. In order to move forward we need creativity not dogma. We can not get there with the boys club we have now

Brilliant idea. The problem is these political machines are SO powerful we would almost need a revolution to get them out.