Conservative Party News
Statement by New York Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar on Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Budget Address
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Bill O’Reilly, 212-396-9117 Bill@NovemberTeam.com Statement by New York Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar on Governor Andrew
Will victims and law-abiding New Yorkers ever get the criminal justice they deserve or will progressives continue to dismantle law and order in New York State?
State lawmakers don’t expect changes to bail reform until budget passage. The budget is required by March 31 (albeit, it
Chairman Kassar’s wrap up includes the USMCA, Bail Reform Flop and our upcoming Conference.
Senate Passes USMCA President Trump scored his second trade victory in as many days as the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Trade Agreement was
Government spending is and has always been the problem in New York State and on the federal level.
Alleged car thief, a member of the notorious MS-13 street gang, arrested and released due to cashless bail, was arrested
Statement from Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar on Rep. Elise Stefanik’s Appointment as Trump 2020 New York State Chairwoman
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Shaun Marie 518-356-7882 www.cpnys.org @cpnys Statement from Conservative Party Chairman Gerard Kassar on Rep. Elise Stefanik’s
Governor Cuomo is giving New Yorkers lip service on the Criminal Justice problem while unwaveringly standing with progressives.
And it continues: New York’s utter criminal justice madness. Bob McManus has an excellent article in today’s New York Post
Chairman Kassar’s wrap up includes the State of the State, President Trump and the Middle East as well as Criminal Justice Reform
State of the State Address Governor Cuomo gave his annual State of the State address Tuesday and as we feared,
With apologies to Clint Eastwood – The Good (haven’t found any yet), the Bad (lots) and the Ugly (nothing on eliminating the deficit) of Gov. Cuomo’s State of the State.
Cuomo dodges bail-reform issues in State of the State address. The hottest topic in New York State and Gov. Cuomo