The New York Daily News' Kenneth Lovett reports Monday that Andrew Cuomo is nearing his choice for lieutenant governor, despite the fact that Mr. Cuomo's campaign for governor has yet to be formally announced. The attorney general--currently running under a generic CUOMO 2010 banner--apparently wants to make his selection before next week's Democratic Read More
ALBANY—Add another name to the list of potential Republican gubernatorial candidates: Ed Cox. I'd heard the Manhattan lawyer's name mentioned as a potential candidate for state party chairman—to replace Joe Mondello—but now people close to Cox are saying that he's looking more toward a run for office, and will leave the chairmanship to someone else. Read More
ALBANY—Add another name to the list of potential Republican gubernatorial candidates: Ed Cox.
I'd heard the Manhattan lawyer's name mentioned as a potential candidate for state party chairman—to replace Joe Mondello—but now people close to Cox are saying that he's looking more toward a run for office, and will leave the chairmanship to someone Read More
COLONIE—At the end of his 27-minute speech to the Albany County Republican Committee's packed Lincoln-Reagan Dinner Monday night, Chairman John Graziano gave former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani a framed picture of the State Capitol. "We want you to be here next year," he said. Giuliani grinned. The crowd gave him a standing ovation. Read More
COLONIE—At the end of his 27-minute speech to the Albany County Republican Committee's packed Lincoln-Reagan Dinner Monday night, Chairman John Graziano gave former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani a framed picture of the State Capitol.
"We want you to be here next year," he said. Giuliani grinned. The crowd gave him a Read More
ALBANY—Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani, in town for the Lincoln-Reagan Day Dinner, told reporters social issues are not the path to success for New York Republicans. "The Republican Party does best when it organizes around economic issues and issues of national security. We end up getting back to being a majority party that Read More
ALBANY—Former New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani, in town for the Lincoln-Reagan Day Dinner, told reporters social issues are not the path to success for New York Republicans.
"The Republican Party does best when it organizes around economic issues and issues of national security. We end up getting back to being a majority party Read More
