State Senator Neil Breslin: Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada ‘Should Be in Jail’
Apparently, it's honesty week up in Albany.
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Apparently, it's honesty week up in Albany.
Interesting how this man's entire history managed to escape Espada until a newspaper mentioned it.
The 29-year-old on serving under Pedro Espada, being called "barely an adult" by a colleague, and discussing his embarrassment with the Albany stalemate.
And Espada makes it up to someone who funneled money meant for AIDS patients into his campaign.
You'd think, for a $120,000 made-up position, you'd at least test out the office coffee.
"The attorney general's office has been considering the legality of the appointment since it first came to light on Monday."
Pedro Espada Jr. is making $120,000 for an "intergovernmental relations" job that never existed before.
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 some good-government advocates, yes. According to Andrew Cuomo, no.
Everything you need to know about why nothing is getting done in our State Senate.
The Albany coup leader points out that nobody has been killed.
A deal is reportedly in the works, with Pedro Espada making a surprise concession.
Which they will, in some form, on Wednesday.
And Pedro Espada is sneaking the press in to watch!
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