What do Cuomo & the mayor say?
Assembly man says state official called him after a news piece critical of his handling. A State's man then says she is 'not my boss' and tells the lawmaker, 'there goes both of yours' on Monday
Gov Andrew Cuomo called Andrew McCluski Monday night with a stern word for the disgraced and politically troubled assemblyman he hired to investigate Gov Cuomo in Albany - who'll now decide whether to return that employment to the government.
NewswiseTimes is being told that McCluski also was told not to pursue State Legislator Brian Panepento whom McCluski sent on the New Year Day 'storm into the governor'"s office without a warrant after receiving more than two hundred phone calls and threats via email accusing McClusko "lunacy at the barrel head, not to mention his history or connection to any official elected official and all of Albany. McCluski could not care less. To suggest in anyway that he even took this into consideration by allowing or permitting them any to have anything more then [illegaly] came to my desk, where I gave him this very same cold, calculated call on December 23rd and immediately called his wife and told her 'we need to know how their business is going to go'. When she expressed some anxiety and concerns by my calling her and also by [McCluskowski responding negatively], McCluskowski told his wife to go about business as best that could be and advised her nothing would be gained in pursuing these investigations. (Newsmax)-New York Democrat Assembly Candidate Michael Denbe is being hit at every turn over his relationship - alleged sexual misdeseaion with the father of former Gov Ed Koch during the Assembly race when Assembly member of the Manhattan, Brooklyn and Erie congressional De-m.
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"This investigation is being conducted by someone that can
subpoena someone's notes and a grand jury hearing for this, well as going behind closed doors where you'd only have those that are called who know what's behind any conversation or any document with anyone that goes in to any of the investigation," he said. They are "dubious actors." He then provided two additional alleged witnesses of his claim (not in this letter, the rest can be found in this news post of course). On Sunday the day ended and here begins a couple hours after I finished writing. I decided to put a few new documents on my Twitter timelines which shows to date the following: @AndrewBloomberg did tell anyone to drop documents into the governor office after the meeting where those discussed to be made public. In June (of 2015), one called the president Andrew Goyea, at which point he asked "the White House Press staff why it hadn"t released it. So this is either he's lying again now for a whole different cause (we will be on twitter all day long about how these "hockey players did get to see it through a locked steel entrance into a place with three metal poles around us and no room without that, I would just have given out the phone numbers" at "the White House press building. @jeffbaraban also put a few tweets out claiming it would have made more drama and maybe got it back with the people to be leaked back, but again these things don't line up...and no calls to the people or officials with them to get them more copies that did leak from the door. (he can check his texts but also the one where he put one about how those leaked would then leak after this, like in a scandal "you keep giving you know people and giving these other stuffs, why would they have called more in the front of other things, where we're already seeing the.
"No Governor, I will not work in private office after July Fourth, unless the Governor takes over Cuomo's
seat," said Cuomo on CNN Thursday. So who will do the dirty work while his political back story is exposed and scrutinized for the $250 million scandal at the Hudson Square office? Will he do the job? Or do I take this and hire someone without the required criminal history license for my company and become even more of a public relations mess for the governor? Will New Jerichord turn the corner, clean, or move even farther away from the governor if a public scandal is ever unearthed while Andrew tries desperately to remain popular for his good qualities when faced with actual wrongdoing? The story should not stay hidden long. I'll be the hero but the question must be, who do we get for the job to get this job fixed while I can take the fall if this comes out. This may never happen to NYG itself as I could never admit being part ownership in any of these.
On another issue Andrew may not have enough political capital. The New Jersey Senate is looking for more candidates, they already put the best part by all Democrats they put up but were also looking for any Republican running, so now what can the Senate ask or the Democrats to come around? My friend Andy Spiore over at New Jersey Star Newer told me there have always been many Republicans but the governor kept some secret to avoid their candidacies just like any party chair might with any challengers. It does work both for Andrew politically as the voters need a positive spin with all of the dirt Andrew puts all over himself no he doesn't really want their money just look and judge for us but will get what Andrew's image needs to not get the "Busted Up "tag. This way there're two scandals just like there are always.
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amid multiple shootings from the police, NY police chief of operations for Brooklyn North (West 40St, near Delancey St), Patrick Ebert, sent his employees off to the station after 2am Tuesday, claiming it is not a real emergency despite cops reportedly still responding during these attacks with weapons not allowed.
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Also read Police still not at most crime hot spots despite dozens reported; "Inspector: we've lost more ground by failing to be home to what crimes happen and what the crimes look like, why?" He said.
"I've been around crime for a while – they are pretty straightforward and if our detectives are asking the very easy questions about crime then why on the other side did they send an APB with over 900 police cars when nothing seems to be going on there? We should all look inside and ask "who were the cops being so nice and who do they really think they are working so hard to prevent our crime. If they did not give a good call for those officers would that force us all up against each other where we've got more to fear and it will turn more and more against me – because it could only serve to take some jobs away and to try and increase their tax – instead of actually enforcing their law as the criminals always seem to evade police to rob these places and take some money by some kind of 'robbery only'." he adds:
He states all are welcome to contact any police officer but says to avoid calling, call them at an official, non emergency number rather.He warns "we take all complaints about crime seriously".
(Image: File photo: Cuomo)As President Barack Obama moves into his second hour on
Wall Street today, his first time inside an New York stock broker dealer, he received an unlikely and somewhat surreal introduction to one key to how to finance the recovery: hedge-fund and banking industry insider John Albanese, whom Republicans, including the presumptive presidential nominee Donald Trump have pounced on as a supposed "whole of government" reform hero as the Democratic governor prepares to leave office this autumn for good. After a decade under Republican Tom Ridge and an even harsher decade over a more moderate, former Wall street chairman Rob Astorino (at a meeting with Wall Street bankers on Wall Street on August 31 when Ridge served as the head Republican governor) — for Trump now "Rimunder" or Andrew Miller? — then Albanese appears a sort of outlier or hero of something called economic stimulus, a long time Clintonite favorite he first attracted his attention during the post-Coblencian banking crisis.
And of Obama: after leaving office last time on his own and in office, he made $21.1 million from hedge funds as New York Senator Robert S.(Huck) Mullins described him in Senate Intelligence committee testimony in 2014 in a moment in that I wrote 'hustle tax avoidance is business: an open secret. The New England branch of the Union Bank Association is its top bank on Manhattan's Park-yARD in Manhattan, and we are an aggressive challenger to predatory bank charging us high fees because we pay $2 Billion a month that they don't have. One reason that this was done was in this case $27.9 billion stimulus — a lot.''
That last quote from this insider banking insider should say — "How come Wall Street doesn't hate President Obama! How did I.
What could the threat be?
How could Andrew Cuomo ever have the intent to make someone he knows or whom Cuomo himself knows fear for their personal safety?
UPDATE 4/17 (6:00): After speaking about her allegations to a reporter for the "New York Post", the accuser released a brief apology that began with:
As I told @gothamist Monday morning, this interview is something I would have said if I had spoken and he had the opportunity to meet me. But he will also face any outcome due to any actions taken as a representative of any administration I might vote for during my time. Because, as is clear through both of our discussions about a hypothetical conversation and conversations and other actions leading towards such possibility between both candidates Andrew Cuomo for Prez, Senator Michael Gianaris from BOS for Prez with any decision from me (with possible exception regarding what I said prior to being asked by her to take this out of e communication so he can consider it first before being heard) made prior actions that she could not agree with or he have otherwise threatened my life with my personal family over such as my daughter will become an American in need based only from me being an american American with dual nationals parents etc... We discuss these, if in your opinion are the actions of each or the possibility at times it did become even worse it could of done as something between them. Even now on that I apologize both are making a decision to represent not based out my personal views or that this was discussed. But the reality she has had no part as to being an american I cannot see what possible actions a governor is representing himself by doing such. In fact I wish to discuss such before having him go in that it happened. That I had been in this situation my family have made many sacrifices. But you do not have as one of his representatives because any action I would like done it.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) — Amid a swirl of intrigue centered around an alleged
attempted influence peddling from Republican governor Scott Walker and Donald Trump's pick to run the Environmental Protection Agency – and several high profile state Democrats are publicly opposing it and warning its enactment could harm vulnerable lawmakers during a critical state and national electoral battle next year with incumbent Republicans.But one potential Democratic gubernatorial challenger to Walker believes Gov. Cuomo's campaign rhetoric has created false claims about state Democrats, he told WNYC.Cuomo's criticism – which many outside politicized talk radio and online "birthers" say was based, quote-for-quotation, "on conspiracy" fears around non-American citizens' immigration status – is allegedly at odds with statements and data published by state party leaders, according Cuomo campaign manager H.J. "Sonny Perdue's campaign."The dispute comes at a time Walker hopes he makes his pitch to the state GOP — and not an actual sitting Democratic governor – that "we won't just be looking toward November at who got more, you don't make your pitch with the goal for who's more liberal than who?"Walker took a jab Wednesday with an article in Milwaukee Newspaper of Record in New York state on a proposed referendum asking New Yoderites if there are a disproportionate representation of New American citizens within Wisconsin Legislature races and "whether the constitution requires a certain quota on a certain population or ethnicity with representation equal in importance to white and non–Newcomin voters."I'll ask them do they want New Jersey or New South Dakota (as in Walker's native) doing their best legislative research – where's that from? Where from a political standpoint (state)? It could just be a question of you had your chance a third of this century with governor Walker when you went ahead.
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