Andrew Cuomo
TROY, NY - SEPTEMBER 21: New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo (R) attends an appearance by President Barack Obama at Hudson Valley Community College on September 21, 2009 in Troy, New York. Obama has reportedly asked current New York Gov. David Paterson to step aside in the race for governor as his support in New York has dropped precipitously. Many Democrat party leaders prefer Cuomo for the governor's race should he decide to run.
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We thought our reviewers each provided unique perspectives on the book, and Ana Marie Cox was up front about her examination of it.
I cannot claim to have completely read 'Going Rogue' -- I had to skim the last 150 pages (or more than one-third). I only got the thing into my hands late Monday afternoon with a deadline of early evening. It's terrible, I know, but if I didn't read it all, neither can Sarah Palin claim to have completely written it.
How do you solve a problem like Sarah?
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LETTERS: More thoughts on the 9/11 trial, charities and more
...under the influence and break the law? Kat LichterIslip TerraceAll charities suffer from telemarketingState Attorney General Andrew Cuomo 's report "Pennies for Charities," on telemarketing campaigns, brings to light a shocking fact that in some cases less... |more
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Sources say Giuliani interested in Senate race
...strong on."Another source, who said he spoke with Giuliani earlier this month, added, "the mayor doesn't need a race with Andrew Cuomo ." The Democratic attorney general is widely favored to push Gov. David A. Paterson aside at their party's nominating convention... |more
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NY AG: AES Corp. agrees to pollution disclosures
...has agreed to put more information about global warming in its public financial disclosures.New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo said Thursday that AES, based in Arlington, Va., is the latest power company to agree to give investors more information about... |more
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Some nonprofits slam Cuomo charity report
...event, a golf tournament?" Weinberg asked. "Everything has a cost."But there is a difference, according to Attorney General Andrew Cuomo 's office."When you hold an event, the donor knows there's going to be some sort of benefit in return and can take that... |more
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Dems, Republicans at odds over BofA, Merrill deal
...SEC.The House panel’s scrutiny follows months of legal wrangling over the deal. In September, New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo subpoenaed five members of Bank of America’s board as part of an investigation into the Merrill takeover. Seven directors have... |more
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'Boss' Tweed, we need you now
...of the state and eased crushing taxes. If he puts his mind to it, Pataki could again be a force for progress. Meanwhile, Andrew Cuomo, the governor-in-waiting, is growing antsy over Paterson's insistence he will stay in the race. Cuomo is making the right... |more
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...state helicopters and police for what are essentially political fund-raising junkets? Finally, the state's attorney general, Andrew M. Cuomo, began an investigation. His report quickly disposed of any questions about the legitimacy of Bruno's helicopter travels;... |more
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Sources: Former NY Mayor Giuliani Eyes Senate Seat
...Democratic Governor David Paterson 60 to 35 percent. But in a head to head matchup against State Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, one of the most popular politicians in the state, the poll shows Giuliani would lose the governor's race by a relatively wide margin,... |more
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Governor David Paterson sounds off on state's dire budget, slams lawmakers for being in 'denial'
...felt legislators might feel safe ignoring his pleas - given his low approval ratings and polls showing Attorney General Andrew Cuomo clobbering him in a primary - he demurred. "I just don't have the time to sit around and speculate with you about who's running,... |more
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Alan S. Chartock: You just never know
..."You said that we could depend on you, but you didn’t produce." Right now, if you were a bookie you would be quite sure that Andrew Cuomo will be our next governor; Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer will be re-elected to the U.S. Senate and there will be... |more
