Albany's Insanity

Brinkmanship is a very strong word and the first time I remember hearing it was during the debate with Obama and Representative Kathy Hochul was on WBEN and she accused the Republicans in the House of Representatives of it. Back then it struck me as then everyone starting saying it, Democrat operatives and apologists including the President himself.

I have a question, who is it aimed at now? The Republicans or the Democrats? All the Democrat talking heads, here it’s Higgins, are throwing the word out. so who is it aimed at?
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Oboy, look at this tough work schedule. Ya have to feel sorry for these guys, 53 days and they get a starting pay of $79,500 per year, per diem of $160 a day for each day they are in Albany. Each committee seat (which all have at least one) pays an additional $10 grand, if your a committee chair boost that up even more.

Then they spend the rest of their time fundraising for reelection and making sure their staff does what ever they can to make their bosses look good. The life of a NY Senator they say is the best job in the world, must be the same for an Assembly member.
Some members, as do congressman, sleep in their offices so they can save all that per diem money to supplement their income. Some travel there for no reason just to collect it. Pretty sickening for the most dysfunctional legislature in the country. So what ever you do, show some respect to these hard working “public servants”. After all they have to do exactly what their bosses want and YOU are NOT their bosses so remember that.

Assembly, Senate release 2013 calendar:
The New York state Assembly will be in session for 59 days in 2013 and the state Senate will be in session for 57 days, according to the legislative calendar released this week.

While the Senate will be in session on Jan. 8, the 2013 legislative session officially begins on Wednesday, Jan. 9 when Gov. Andrew Cuomo delivers his State of the State address.

The Assembly will be in session for seven days in January, seven days in February, 12 days in March and 11 days each in April, May and June.

The Senate will be in session eight days in January, six in February, 12 in March, eight in April, 12 in May and 11 in June.

The final day of the 2013 session is scheduled for Thursday, June 20.

When are we going to say ENOUGH IS ENOUGH? I cannot believe we just had an election. We are in the worst fiscal mess in history, we have more debt in history, executive orders are now the way to govern and he was just reelected? You cannot say we didn’t warn people. I just cannot believe this is happening in the United States of America.

The Obama administration is making a two-fold argument for why it can force Christians to act against their faith

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Most cultures do not tolerate having sex with children and being violent towards women. Forcing our US military to accept this deviant behavior is nothing more than acquiescence to evil.

The British Empire knew how to handle barbaric behavior.
Sadly, we are just as barbaric as the barbarians now.

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All New Yorkers down state need to be aware of this. Talk about an invasion of privacy! Look at this map so you know if you are on it. It covers more than just Westchester and Rockland counties.

This is the home of the NY Journal columnist who published the names and addresses of all gun owners in NY. He shouldn’t have a problem with his info being published. Editors:

Editors of The Journal News are
Janet Hasson, 3 Gate House Rd, Mamaroneck, NY 10534. (248) 594-2197
Cyndee Royle, 1133 Westchester Ave., Suite N110, White Plains, NY 10604, 914-694-9300
Nancy Cutler 9 Woodwind Ln, Spring Valley, NY. (845) 354 3485
The CEO of the parent company is
Gannett CEO
Gracia C Martore
728 Springvale Rd
Great Falls, VA 22066
(703) 759 5954
The reporter on the story is
Dwight R Worley
23006 139 Ave
Springfield Gardens, NY 11413 (718) 527 0832

The map indicates the addresses of all pistol permit holders in Westchester and Rockland counties. Each dot represents an individual permit holder licensed to own a handgun — a pistol or revolver. The data does not include owners of long guns — rifles or shotguns — which can be purchased without a permit. Being included in this map does not mean the individual at a specific location owns a weapon, just that they are licensed to do so.
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Voter fraud is rarely covered or even investigated in the media but it is there in huge numbers everywhere. Has anyone ever explained why there were over 900 votes coming out of a district in Florida where there is only 7 registered voters? All by the way for 0bama. Can you hear the crickets? But here are a couple cases where people are going to jail.

Can they ever pass a relief bill that does not have millions in pork dollars. What a novel concept to actually pass an emergency spending bill to help people without our $$ to be used by the likes of Schumer and Gillibrand to bring home the bacon. How about actually helping the people instead of creating media event after media event to pat themselves on the back.

The governors of both New York and New Jersey have asked the federal government to come up with a lot of money to help with recovery after Hurricane Sandy. It looks like they’re going to get it even in these tight financial times.

It’s how things are done in Washington. It shouldn’t be, but it is. The more people that have a vested (read financial) interest in passing a bill, the greater the likelihood the bill will actually pass. If many senators can all get something in the bill to tout back home, then it’s much more likely the legislation will pass while in Washington, D.C.
NYCF Albamy Update
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The sad state of affairs of our schools. Listen to this teacher tell the truth about our failing schools and why after 15 years he quits and would rather tutor his students for free and leave his 70 Grand job a year. We need to keep these teachers and let them have control of their classroom instead of mindless bureaucrats.

I want to know more about this PTO drive unit. I have approached dealers and they have no clue. I have also attempted to contact Ford about it and have yet to get a response from anybody. In this description they advertise operations for a concrete mixer but if you look at the F-550 the only concrete mixer it is capable of holding is our 2 yard mixer and smaller. How can we actually get someone at Ford to talk about it. Whose concrete mixers are they talking about? Don’t advertise it unless yopu can actually talk about it. It’s worse than pulling impacted wisdom teeth to get info on them. Is there anyone knowledgeable at Ford willing to discuss this. If the pressures are correct and the flow per minute, we can join up with Ford to sell Mini Concrete Mixers and grab the corner on the market to sell complete Mini Concrete Mixer trucks exclusively by Ford. No one else is doing it for the small mixers. Hello Ford! Anyone home??

Ford Power Takeoff – PTO
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I posted this on the Niagara Gazette website and plan on sending it out to the media. They are the ones that have to ask the tough questions. In this it appears Cuomo has taken it upon himself to shift the costs of Troop T (State Police) to
the taxpayers. Troop T is the branch of the state police that patrols the thruway.

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