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Sen. Jeff Klein’s comment on Paterson

Posted by: egarcia - Posted in Uncategorized on Feb 26, 2010

State Sen. Jeff Klein, D-Bronx, who also represents parts of Yonkers, Mount Vernon and several other communities in Westchester, issued a statement earlier today about the troubles facing Gov. David Paterson.

“It is unfortunate that at a time when our state is in the midst of a severe economic crisis and we need to direct our energy to putting New York’s fiscal house in order, we are embroiled in chatter about who will or will not be on the ballot nine months from now. We need to keep our eye on the ball. I’m focused on the budget and finding ways in which we can better protect the people’s money, put more tax dollars back in people’s pockets and restore the financial health of our state. Political conversations can be had after we’ve met our obligations and responsibilities to New Yorkers.”

 
 
 
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2 Responses to “Sen. Jeff Klein’s comment on Paterson”


  1. VJ Machiavelli

    He is really focused on increasing the membership of the Democratic Senate “CRAZY” Committee.

    Before there was the “Oracle at Delphi” there was

    Count Vampire J. Machiavelli

    VJ Machiavelli

    No More Schumer, Pelosi, Rangel, and Engel
    No More Arthur Finkelstein & Co, and
    No StinkingTerrorists in NYC, send them to Washington DC
    Memo to NYGOP Draft Sarah Palin for Senator

  2. smartporpoise

    He says, “I’m focused on finding ways to…put more tax dollars into people’s pockets.” Which people? Where? He and his party are intent on RAISING TAXES, not cutting them. They discuss this daily, and in fact, have no choice after effectively bankrupting this state. They will try to shove as much of it as they can onto local government, hoping most the blame goes elsewhere while they pose as fiscal pragmatists. They should all be tried for unrepentant perjury as well as malfeasance.



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