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Posted 1/8/09 on Daily Intel
Early and Often

Obama’s ‘Candid’ Rescue-Package Speech Low on Specifics, High on Scripted Rhetoric

What happened to the part where he was going to explain how his plan actually works?

Filed Under: barack obama, budgets, business, deficits, early and often, economy, politics, rescue plans, taxes, the greatest depression

Posted 1/7/09 on Daily Intel
Early and Often

Imagine If You Were ‘Chief Performance Officer’ of the United States

What would you do?

Filed Under: barack obama, deficits, early and often, nancy killefer, politics

Posted 11/18/08 on Daily Intel
Early and Often

State GOP Tries to Outmaneuver Paterson

Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos tries to kill Paterson's budget cuts with an early vote, leaving the governor scrambling.

Filed Under: albany, budgets, david paterson, dean skelos, deficits, early and often, state senate, taxes

Posted 11/17/08 on Daily Intel
Early and Often

Paterson’s Weekend: Bad For Budget, Good for Velazquez

As State Senate Republicans hold up budget talks, Paterson gives an indication of who might replace Hillary Clinton if she is appointed Secretary of State.

Filed Under: albany, budgets, dean skelos, deficits, early and often, economy, hillary clinton, nydia velazquez, politics, sheldon silver

Posted 10/29/08 on Daily Intel
The Greatest Depression

Paterson on the Budget Deficit: ‘We Are Going to Need Federal Assistance’

Mr. Paterson is going to Washington. Meanwhile, on the home front, there's already a game of chicken going on between him and the legislature over who will cut first.

Filed Under: albany, budgets, david paterson, deficits, the greatest depression