NY’s One Vote Away From Becoming a One-Party Socialist State

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New York has a Democrat-proof Assembly, a permanent Democrat Governor, and a barely Republican Senate. The Senate is actually a Democrat Senate but one Brooklyn Democrat voted to put Republicans in control to keep it from becoming a one-party State.

Currently, Westchester holds the future of the state in its control. There are 31 Republicans and 30 Democrats with two vacant seats in Westchester formerly held by Democrats.

Democrats have been in complete control in the past and when they were, they raised taxes $14 billion, added 123 new taxes and fees, and took $377 million out of Westchester schools.

Democrats have big plans if they win. They will pass more gun control laws, add suffocating and costly climate change laws, and a lot more spending on all of the Progressive – far-left – issues.

It would give Andrew Cuomo unlimited power. This is a confused and arrogant man who thinks he is the best governor New York has ever had. He certainly is one of the most far-left [Progressive]. For the pro-left people, it could be a disaster. Cuomo believes in abortion on demand and to the moment of birth.


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Francis W. Porretto
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Francis W. Porretto
5 years ago

New York is already a one-party state, due to Republicans’ spinelessness…but the people of New York State are electing, in large numbers, to defy Albany.

Look to the people. That’s where the real power lies.

Michael Boylan
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Michael Boylan
5 years ago

Was not crazy about Pataki, but eight years of innocent Ziti$
Cuomo is enough. Ny needs more than a 23% voter turnout.

Tim Shepperson
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Tim Shepperson
5 years ago

These New Yorkers reap what they sow. If this is what they want, then so be it. More government control and people leaving the state just like Ca. I for one don’t feel sorry for them.

jeff martin
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jeff martin
5 years ago
Reply to  Tim Shepperson

I agree. But the problem will be those that leave will flood another state with their liberal nonsense

bydesign001
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bydesign001
5 years ago
Reply to  jeff martin

You are right. I live in this cesspool and know of many who voted Democrat their whole lives, believe that collective bargaining is the only way to go and upon retirement, many of them members of the AFL-CIO among others moved out of New York City because of the high cost of living and taxes.

Guess what? They moved out and took their voting values, correction lack thereof with them.

Judyann Joyner
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Judyann Joyner
5 years ago
Reply to  Tim Shepperson

Tim, I don’t as much feel sorry for us but rather angry and frustrated.
I live in Suffolk County, one of the few conservative hold outs in NY. But trying to fight against leftism in NY well, I’ve long described it like trying to extinguish the great Chicago fire by urinating on it.

I am a very stubborn woman but am ready to cry, Uncle. I’ve lost so many dear friends to red states, and am ready to join them. They are all deliriously happy in Texas, Florida, Tennessee and I’m near ready to give.

What I fear, after ruining states like NY, Cali, when these liberal/socialist knuckle heads retire and can’t afford to live here any more, they too head for red states. The problem is, they bring their destructive voting habits with them.