When he was running for governor against that madman with the bat, Andrew Cuomo said he didn’t support the legalization of medical weed because the “dangers … outweigh the benefits,” thoroughly enraging me. Read more »
With a failed theology tinkering on the brink of collapse, dwindling attendance numbers, and an unusually high amount of the priesthood penetrating little boys, one would assume the Catholic Church has much more pressing matters than arguing whether a politician should be permitted to eat a cracker or not. Apparently not. Read more »
When giving speeches, Governor Andrew Cuomo reportedly likes the room to be cold–even freezing, by some accounts. It’s weird! But is it also dangerous?
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New York leads the nation in pedestrian deaths. High-five! Read more »
Yesterday’s election results, OMG. Mostly terrible, with the Republicans winning lots of Congressional seats and governor’s races and people (?) like Sarah Palin saying smarmy crap on their Twitters all night long, bragging about refudiation. GOP in the muthafuckin’ House, for real. Read more »
Andrew Cuomo sucks. His recent comments about medical weed show he’s just another thoroughly ingrained politician who will offer no new ideas or take any kind of bold leadership role for the state and that’s too bad, cause New York could use some right now. Read more »
Rent Is Too Damn High Party candidate Jimmy McMillan dazzled viewers of last night’s gubernatorial debate with his beard: a synthesis of steampunk, Santa Claus, and Chester Arthur. Read more »
Tonight’s gubernatorial debate (starts at 7PM) will feature the wackiness of Andrew Cuomo and Carl Paladino, as well as five other colorful candidates with no chances of winning, virtually ensuring a seven-way spectacle.
Here’s a screen shot of the News page (click to enlarge) on Republican gubernatorial Carl Paladino’s campaign website, Paladino for the Straight People dot com. It shows that nobody’s posted anything since October 8—before Speedogate and Emailgate II (?) and some other -gates. Read more »
Republican gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino has released a new teevee ad in which he doesn’t shove or threaten anyone and, all things considered, actually appears “composed,” as the New York Times puts it. Read more »
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