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Monthly Archives: June 2023
Another set of Rep. Reed’s Town Hall Meetings | New NY 23rd
Rep. Reed in Hinsdale photo by Christina Bruner Sonsire Rep. Tom Reed has announced his Town Hall Meeting schedule for Saturday, June 3. They will be in the eastern/central part of the district–in Tompkins, Ontario, Steuben, and Chemung Counties. 8:30 … Continue reading
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Reed’s nasty campaign mailing | New NY 23rd
Tracy Mitrano Tried to hide support for a national gun registry, (1) Supports healthcare plan that will bankrupt Medicare. (2) Stated that our manufacturing jobs are not worth saving. (3) Won’t take a position about outsourcing our jobs. (3) Took … Continue reading
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Recount | New NY 23rd
Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign has been quietly exploring whether there was any “outside interference” in the election results and will participate in the election recount in Wisconsin initiated by Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein … —news reports The above … Continue reading
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Townhall meetings March 11, 2017 | New NY 23rd
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The September 13 Primary & why voter turnout is important | New NY 23rd
New York’s State Primary will be held on Thursday, September 13. Please note: New York has a law that prohibits an election on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks–which happened on a Primary Election day. New York is the only … Continue reading
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Political Instandity | New NY 23rd
Each map below can be made lager by clicking on it. In an article posted in the New NY23rd in February, NY-23rd’s Jobs and Unemployment Data, I presented a map of NYS (below, left) that compared the number of jobs … Continue reading
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Does harsh punishment reduce crime? | New NY 23rd
Does harsh punishment reduce crime? The opposite is true at least in some cases according to an article by Emile Bazelon printed in The New York Times on February 5th. Bazelon cites studies which show that leniency, prosecuting some crimes … Continue reading
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Chautauqua Endorsement & Upcoming Events | New NY 23rd
On Saturday, January 20, the Chautauqua County Democratic Committee voted to endorse Jamestown Attorney Eddie Sundquist to be the Democratic Nominee for Congress. According to the Press Release from CCDC’s Chair Norm Green, the Committee needed four rounds of voting … Continue reading
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A strange coincidence | New NY 23rd
Every day, it looks like Hillary Clinton is getting closer to securing the Democratic nomination. That is one step closer to a Clinton presidency. Hillary Clinton, like my opponent John Plumb, worked for President Obama helping him create foreign policy … Continue reading
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Who decides about experimental drugs? | New NY 23rd
This article on Covid 19 was written by Arthur Ahrens of Branchport and is published here with permission. Views expressed by contributors are their own. When I get sick, I follow my doctor’s recommendations. As everyoneshould. Science Rules!But science is … Continue reading
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