New York State
Recent News About New York State
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Headline: Democrats Criticized for Violating New York State Constitution Multiple Times
"In case you missed it, we want to make sure you saw this editorial in this morning’s Daily News:
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Statement from NYGOP Chair Ed Cox on the removal of the Equal Rights Amendment from the November ballot
Statement from NYGOP Chair Ed Cox on major ruling
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Democratic Strategy in New York Thwarted by GOP Actions
New York Republicans don’t control any statewide levers of government, yet they have compiled a pretty good record recently of keeping Democrats on the defensive in the courthouse. Now the magic bullet New York Democrats were hoping would gin up turnout this November is on the ropes, foiled again by Republicans who keep insisting that legal process and procedure matter.
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ICYMI: Joe Rogan, Tulsi Gabbard Laugh at AOC
Former Democratic Congresswoman Tulsi Gabbard and podcast host Joe Rogan recently found themselves in the spotlight for sharing a laugh at the expense of Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC). In a podcast episode, the two chuckled at AOC’s views on illegal immigration and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.During their discussion, Gabbard and Rogan were captured on video as they chuckled at AOC’s assertion that illegal immigration to the US is primarily caused by climate change. The duo also found humor in what they deemed as AOC’s lack of understanding regarding...
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NYGOP Chair Criticizes Kathy Hochul for Fundraising Trip Amidst Anti-Semitic Violence
ALBANY – NYGOP Chair Ed Cox has criticized Kathy Hochul for her fundraising trip to Philadelphia while anti-Semitic violence continues to plague New York. Cox expressed his concerns, stating, “Anti-Semitic violence has erupted on college campuses around New York State and Kathy Hochul is AWOL in Philadelphia to raise money.”Cox further highlighted the lack of support for Jewish New Yorkers and those concerned about leftwing anti-Semitism from top New York Democrats, including Hochul. He remarked, “Jewish New Yorkers, and all those who care about the scourge of leftwing...
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NY Post: Elise Stefanik and NY House GOP Lawmakers Call for Columbia President's Resignation
"House Republican conference chairwoman Elise Stefanik and every New York GOP House lawmaker, in a letter exclusively obtained by The New York Post, demanded the immediate resignation of Columbia president Minouche Shafik. The call for resignation comes in light of the university's failure to address "a large unauthorized antisemitic riot" on campus.Stefanik and the nine other Republican representatives from New York expressed their stance in the letter, stating, "It is time for Columbia University to turn the page on this shameful chapter. This can only be done through...
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Zeldin in NY Post: Instead of fighting crime, Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg launches a Trump show trial
Lee Zeldin, in a recent opinion piece in The New York Post, highlighted the deteriorating state of New York City, attributing it to what he described as failed far-left policies. Zeldin expressed, "Americans from all walks of life agree upon one hard truth: New York City isn’t what it used to be." He further emphasized, "It’s become the epitome of failed far-left policies pushing residents to flee every day."Zeldin pointed out specific instances of crime and violence plaguing the city, stating, "In Times Square, two NYPD officers were beaten by a group of criminal aliens...
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Cox: Hochul’s housing policies doomed to failure
ALBANY – NYGOP Chair Ed Cox has criticized Governor Hochul and legislative Democrats for their housing policies. Cox stated, “Governor Hochul and legislative Democrats continue to ignore reality regarding housing. Their policies will continue to mean fewer housing choices, less investment in new housing, and a continued deterioration of existing housing stock.”Cox further commented on the proposed 'good cause eviction' policy, labeling it a "socialist scheme" that would exacerbate the housing situation. He expressed concern that the Democrats aim to extend the failed...
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Statement from Ed Cox on murders of law enforcement officers
ALBANY – NYGOP Chair Ed Cox released the following following the murder of two law enforcement officers in Onondaga County last night:In response to the tragic events, Ed Cox expressed, "We mourn the cold-blooded killing of two heroic law enforcement officers and pray for their families and loved ones."Cox also expressed his concerns about the state of affairs, stating, “Our state continues to spiral out of control under one-party Democrat rule thanks to policies that privilege criminals over citizens. This issue is not specific to New York City: it is affecting...
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Cox: Democrat-run New York Continues its Decline
NYGOP Chair Ed Cox expressed his concerns about New York's economic outlook, as the state has been reported to have the worst economic outlook for the 11th consecutive year. In response to this report, Cox stated, "Another day, another headline about the sorry state of our state. Taxes and regulations chase out businesses, pro-criminal policies chase out citizens and an illegal migrant crisis strains our resources."Cox attributed the ongoing decline in New York to "Under one-party Democrat rule," emphasizing that the state's economic and social situation continues to...
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Cox: Heastie’s comments illustrate Democrats’ moral rot
NYGOP Chair Ed Cox has criticized Democrat Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie for his remarks on crime deterrence, stating that “Carl Heastie’s comments illustrate the Democrats’ moral rot.” Cox's statement comes in the wake of a tragic incident in which a NYPD officer was fatally shot by a repeat felon. Cox emphasized that the felon should have been in jail due to his past criminal record, pointing to what he believes are lenient bail and parole policies supported by Democrats.Cox further expressed his frustration by highlighting the consequences of such policies, stating, “A...
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N.Y.’s Redistricting Long Fight is Over
New York's Redistricting Long Fight is OverAfter a three-year battle, the New York State Legislature has finally enacted a new map for the state's congressional districts, as reported by John Faso in an op-ed in the Daily News. The process, which involved extensive legal disputes and court decisions, has now come to a conclusion.The new map, as described by Faso, does not significantly differ from the one drawn by a court-appointed expert in 2022, despite threats of further legal challenges. Faso highlights that the redistricting process in New York was governed by a...