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This doesn't look good for Albany Democrats.
This is the same someone who once slammed another someone for doing the same thing.
The legislature comes up with its own plan, one that isn't making Governor Paterson happy.
The legislature accedes to Paterson's demands. Bet that stings.
Why the state senate vote went down the way it did, and what happens next.
Paterson, Sampson, and Silver all hate each other, reportedly.
As the State Senate ignored yet another call for a vote on the issue, gay activists began raising the pressure.
The proposed cuts to education and Medicaid total over $750 million but, to be fair, New York spends more money on Medicaid than any other state.
There are too many factors against putting marriage equality to a vote to make it likely we'll even see how people feel about the issue itself.
Yeesh, it doesn't get much less enthusiastic than this.
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.
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.
Breaking into the State Senate chamber is just the latest awesome plan out of Albany.
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