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New York Senate Democrats Walk Of Shame
Posted On: 12/05/2009
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New York Senate Hall of Shame TAKE ACTION: Each Senator has a "contact" link on their web site. Click their photos below and send a message to each one. There is no excuse for voting against civil rights.
The following 8 New York State senators are all Democrats and on December 2, 2009, they voted against giving equal rights to all New Yorkers. Let's make sure they are NOT re-elected. Spread the word.
www.nysenate.gov SENATE MEETS IN EXTRAORDINARY SESSIONLEGISLATIVE ACTIVITY FOR NOVEMBER 16, 2009(Albany, NY)- The New York State Senate convened in extraordinary session, passing sweeping reforms that deliver wide-ranging relief for millions of New Yorkers.
www.nysenate.gov Aubertine: Act to promote energy conservation will create 5,000 to 15,000 new jobs Environment, homeowners, businesses and Upstate NY to benefit from retrofitting program
www.nysenate.gov Queens, NY – On Monday evening, Senator Hiram Monserrate was joined by Council Member Julissa Ferreras of the 21st District and over 400 Latinos and supporters for a joyous and colorful celebration of Central American culture and heritage at Queens Theatre in the Park.
www.nysenate.gov Measure called one of the toughest drunk driving laws in the nation
www.nysenate.gov Mayor Bloomberg and Senate Democrats have reached a tentative deal to renew the expired law giving the mayor control over the school system, DN Capitol Bureau Chief Ken Lovett said.
www.nysenate.gov The Meals on Wheels Association of America released a report yesterday documenting the tragic reality of hunger among senior citizens. “Senior Hunger in the United States: Differences Across ...
www.nysenate.gov Your state senator works for the citizens of your district. Your senator talks with constituents about how proposed laws will affect their lives. Your senator can relay information on bill status, committee hearings, resolutions and floor activity.
www.nysenate.gov SENATOR JOSEPH P. ADDABBO JR. HEARS PUBLIC OPINION FROM PARENTS AND TEACHERS ON WHETHER TO RENEW AUTHORITY FOR MAYORAL CONTROL OF NEW YORK CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
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 patnelsonchilds
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12/07/2009
It's time for everyone to stand up and take some action here. The fact that Iowa is miles ahead of both New York and California on this issue would be laughable if it wasn't so sad. Two states, in which three of the most progressive, culturally rich cities in the world are located have now legislated bigotry, and officially branded gays and lesbians as unequal under the laws of their state. Can we really sit back and allow this to stand? If so, then Iowans truly deserve the right to look down their noses at us for once.
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