We have their attention!  Here is some press coverage of our press conference on Saturday in Onondaga County.  here and here. Unfortunately, for all New Yorkers’, Gov. Cuomo is far more interested in maintaining his progressive credentials than the safety of New York’s residents.  Help keep up our momentum: sign our petition here  and don’t forget to forward to your family and friends.  Thank you.

The democratic controlled legislative Houses are on the same ideological tracks the Governor is traveling on; or has the Legislature dragged the Governor to their ill-conceived ideals.  Either way, the safety of New Yorkers’ is at risk. 

As we posted on our Smartphone App over the weekend:  Kudos to Jumaane Williams.  Jumaane Williams stands tall for real justice in education. 

CONSERVATIVES OPPOSE LEGISLATION THAT UNDERMINES WOMEN & PEOPLE OF FAITH.  The Conservative Action Project is united in strong opposition to both the Equality Act and the Fairness for All Act.  Click here to read  what they have to see and the impressive list of signers, including our own State Chairman, Gerard Kassar. 

The Daily Signal takes a look at Religious Freedom: What’s at Stake If We Lose It. 

A Pediatrician Explains How ‘Dangerous’ Equality Act Would Force Doctors to ‘Do Harm’ (begins at the 7:58 mark)

Somethings I just do not understand, for example, an 18-year-old cannot decided for themselves that they can use a legal substance  – tobacco, but a child in kindergarten can be asked what gender they identify as? 

Robert Knight opines on the cyber bullies’ moment. 

NY’s medical marijuana program is just shy of 100,000 and Senator Diane Savino says, “We should be twice that.”  When did Sen. Savino get her medical degree?  Why does Sen. Savino believe that more people should have access to a Schedule 1 drug that has no medicinal purpose?  Read the Buffalo News article that says with recreational pot unlikely, state’s medical marijuana program may grow. 

The Beat discusses two issues near and dear to conservative activists:  decay of public order and mental illness crisis. 

Nicole Gelinas opines on what it will take to end the LIRR overtime scandals.