Previously Published in The Messenger By Senator Alexis Weik Originally proposed as environmental protection for New York City, Congestion Pricing has proven itself to be an environmental farse. In the short time this tax has […]
By Nick LaLota Last week, I voted for the House Budget Resolution, a measure that helps set the stage for upcoming fiscal negotiations. While this resolution does not change tax rates, cut spending, or carry […]
By Steve Levy We’ve tried to point out just how wasteful and inefficient the Metropolitan Transit Authority is, but this latest tidbit of information takes the cake. We previously reported how the MTA is losing […]
When we first heard the sound bites and saw the snippets of the confrontation between President Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in the White House, our immediate reaction was to write an editorial blasting Trump for […]
By the Assembly Minority Conference The scope of our responsibilities as legislators is broad, and we are afforded the opportunity to protect the residents of New York through a diverse range of policies. One such […]
When I first saw the headline from the liberal New York Daily News, “Vote on scaffolding bills,” we were jumping for joy. https://www.nydailynews.com/2025/02/08/vote-on-the-scaffolding-bills-speaker-adams-must-let-the-city-council-act/?share=feiltnliditdheswlthe Finally, we had a liberal outlet supporting long-introduced legislation that would reform the […]
Twenty-one technical staffers in the federal government quit their jobs rather than agreeing to provide information to the newly established Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). Don’t let the door hit you on the way out. […]
Just how bad is the political condition of New York City and the quality of the potential candidates running for mayor? So bad that we sadly have to say that the extremely flawed, arrogant former […]
By Keith Brown I debated against the bill sponsor of the HALT [Humane Alternatives to Long-Term Solitary Confinement] Act on the Assembly Chamber Floor in 2021, the year the bill was chaptered, because it was […]
By Steve Levy Legislation in Albany is now moving forward on the state level in a number of areas due in part to the white papers published by our Center for Cost Effective Government. If […]
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