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I am sitting here trying to figure out why Andrew Cuomo deserves a liberal primary challenge. Did he not legalize same sex marriage in New York changing the issue’s momentum nationwide? Was he not one of the few elected officials to pass tough gun control lows in response to Sandy Hook? Could it be because he has provided business incentives in the state? Does his opponent Ms.
The Prime New York voter file has now been updated to include data about the voters who came out in the June Congressional Primaries.
The silence is almost deafening. Where are the critics of NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio now?
Over the next week, I'll be reprising my Room Eight posts on this topic, with some additional commentary added, on Saying the Unsaid in New York. You can read the originals by searching for my name, Room Eight, and "institutional collapse."
Under the Affordable Care Act, former foster care youth are eligible for free health care. The program requires states to provide youth under 26 with free health care if they were in foster care at the age of 18. Like normal youth that can stay on their parents’ insurance until they are 26, former foster youth can access the health care services they need.
Under the Affordable Care Act, former foster care youth are eligible for free health care. The program requires states to provide youth under 26 with free health care if they were in foster care at the age of 18. Like normal youth that can stay on their parents’ insurance until they are 26, former foster youth can access the health care services they need.
I’ve repeated and written some updates for this Room Eight post
http://www.r8ny.com/blog/larry_littlefield/generational_equity_and_the_legacy_of_today_s_politicians.html
On “Saying the Unsaid in New York.”
http://larrylittlefield.wordpress.com/2014/08/10/generational-equity-and-the-legacy-of-todays-politicians-update/
My blogging plan for the month of August is to take a bit of a break while building up another database to write about. I plan to re-post some essays on “Saying the Unsaid in New York” that were originally posted on Room Eight some time ago, while adding in some additional updates based on changes between then and now (in italic after the word “Update”). Most of the essays, if not the updates, can already be found as MS Word documents linked from the “Helpful Background and Greatest Hits” page, but I want to repost them anyway so it is easier to direct people to them, and more likely that they will come up in searches. I find, using information available to me on Wordpress, that many people are reading items I posted last year, not just the stuff I put up in the past week. So there is an advantage to having things on the main page.
Although I will be re-posing some of my Room Eight items, I remain grateful for those who created and maintain that site for first giving me an opportunity to blog, and keeping all the posts I have written available. I have no way of knowing how many people are continuing to read what I post there, but anecdotal evidence suggests that at one time, at least, the number reading there was substantial, and included some in what I hoped to be the target audience. Those who read all my Room Eight posts over the years probably will see no need to re-read the items I will be posting on Saying the Unsaid In New York this August. If I come up with something else over the next few weeks, however, I’ll post it on Room Eight as well.
SEE VIDEO. Rev. Sharpton has some fun at MY EXPENSE over the weekend. He says quote: "RNN-TV must be paying me well, because I look good.-" Well Rev. I don't kiss and tell, but it was nice to see you.