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Fellow NY Democrats offer Paterson little support
Top New York Democrats were silent Tuesday as Gov. David Paterson, already fighting to remain politically viable, fought to lay to rest unconfirmed rumors and news reports of womanizing and drug use.
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Obama: GOP and Dems together can spur job growth
President Barack Obama acknowledged the deep partisan divisions gripping Congress, but he urged Republican and Democratic leaders Tuesday to cooperate on legislation that creates jobs.
Democrats Plan Counterattack To Corporate Spending
The Supreme Court ruled last month that corporations and unions can spend all they want to campaign for or against candidates.
Gillibrand, Schumer outpoll GOP rivals despite low ratings
WASHINGTON - The National Republican Senatorial Committee is eyeing New York as a once solidly Democratic state that may follow in the footsteps of Massachusetts by electing a Republican to the Senate.
Schumer: Plan would move elite NY team to Boston
U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer said Sunday he will fight a federal budget proposal to transfer elite Coast Guard teams from four cities, including one stationed at New York Harbor since the Sept.
Don Pesci: Is New Haven any better than N.Y. for terror trials?
New York has turned its bloody thumbs down to the prospect of a civil trial for Khalid Sheikh Mohammed in the city he terrorized several years ago.
Schumer push gets Obama admin to back down
The New York State wine industry, and perhaps the wine industry in general, no doubt will be sending a collective thank-you note to U.S. Sen.
Sen. Schumer Challenged By Comedian, Former Addict
Share + Feb 6, 2010 11:30 am US/Eastern ALBANY U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer has represented New York state for more than a decade with little serious opposition.
With Scott Brown sworn into Senate, parties shift strategies
Just after 5 p.m. Thursday, the headcount in the Senate shifted one seat to the Republican side, as Sen.
Twelve charged with real estate and mortgage fraud
Kings County District Attorney Charles Hynes, New York State Senator Carl Kruger and US Senator Charles Schumer announced charges against 12 people involved in various, unrelated mortgage and real estate scams, Thursday.
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand says the biggest challenge facing Central New York is the economy, and promised this week to make job growth for the Syracuse region her top local priority.
Guest column: A good ruling on election money
I had never heard of 'America's Most Popular Campaign Donor Search Engine' until a few years ago, when a critic told me he 'knew' I was a GOP sycophant because he'd done research on me at Newsmeat.com. I quickly took a look.
What's the Real Cost of The Terror Trial?
Following Mayor Michael Bloomberg's reversal Wednesday of his earlier stance on holding the 9/11 terror trial in Lower Manhattan, the Real Estate Board of New York went public with its opposition to the Justice Department's plan.
Obama to Weigh Objections to Holding Terror Trial in...
The Obama administration is considering local objections as it weighs whether to try the alleged mastermind of the Sept.
Senate Democrats in Conn. want to tax TARP bonuses
Republican state senators and Democratic U.S. Sen. Charles Schumer are proposing separate but similar job-creating programs that would use tax incentives to entice employers to hire the unemployed.
Obama budget includes Medicare funding for Hudson Valley
President Obama's proposed 2010-2011 federal budget would include millions in a additional funding for the Federal Medical Assistance Percentages program to help out with funding Medicaid.
Campaign Legal Center Wants FCC to Insure Access to Airwaves by Candidates
In advance of Tuesday's hearing on the Supreme Court's decision in the Citizen's United vs.
Schumer's approval rating continues to slide
Sen. Chuck Schumer has dropped below the all-important 50% approval mark for the first time since 2001.
Schumer wants tax cuts to help create jobs
Sen. Charles Schumer, D-N.Y., says he got the message: Washington's focus has to be "jobs, jobs, jobs." With Democrats scolded by recent election results in Massachusetts, Schumer spoke the jobs mantra at McAlpin Industries of Rochester on Monday as he toured the sheet-metal plant and promoted a proposed bipartisan payroll-tax cut.
Critics raise specter of foreign campaign spending
The Supreme Court's decision on campaign finance has jumbled a seemingly simple rule of American politics - foreigners should play no role in U.S. elections.
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