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The vocal, openly gay advocate says passing Paterson's marriage bill just isn't in the cards this summer.
Bills gets passed! Do our eyes deceive us?
Pedro's been posing for too many pictures with fellow "Amigo" Ruben Diaz Sr. for it to seem like it's in the cards.
Unwilling to let David Paterson appear to solve the State Senate stalemate, rebel Democrat Pedro Espada says he's returning to the fold and solving the problem that he started.
According to the 'Times,' the former MTA chair is the man Paterson thinks will solve the State Senate's problems.
Paterson's potential appointment of a lieutenant governor is unconstitutional, they say.
The state comptroller is withholding pay from state senators, though they'll get it back eventually.
According to some good-government advocates, yes. According to Andrew Cuomo, no.
The Board of Education met briefly yesterday to give power back to Schools Chancellor Joel Klein.
Everything you need to know about why nothing is getting done in our State Senate.
Of course, this doesn't mean they'll actually do anything.
Democratic senators claim to have 32 votes after a Republican briefly walks through the chamber.
Of course, this has already been appealed.
Soon, all they will have is their late-seventies Formica office décor and a few suits that have been made too shiny by decades of Albany dry cleaning.
A deal is reportedly in the works, with Pedro Espada making a surprise concession.
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