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[edit] Who Will Replace Hillary In The Senate?

22 November 2008, by webmaster@huffingtonpost.com Nine months ago, when he was the lieutenant governor, David A. Paterson dreamed that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton would head to the White House and he would be tapped to fill her Senate seat. Now Mr. Paterson, who became governor in ...

[edit] Analysis: NY dysfunctional drama continues run - Newsday

22 November 2008, by

[edit] DownWithTyranny!: Who Gets Hillary's Old Job? Bill Would Be Good ...

22 November 2008, by DownWithTyranny Or rather Governor David Paterson is. He gets to appoint someone and he says he has no short list yet. All the calculus I've heard sounds crappy because it all involves how this or that hack's constituency will be able to help ...

[edit] Rep. Tim Mahoney Pays Off Ex-Mistress from Sex Scandal | Finance

22 November 2008, by unknown When his successor David Paterson entered office, he admitted that both he and his wife had been unfaithful in the past. Democrat David Paterson survived and is now earning high praise from liberals and conservatives alike with his ...

[edit] A Replacement For Hillary — Why Not Bob Duffy?

22 November 2008, by There has been a lot of speculation over who Governor Paterson would appoint to replace Hillary Clinton if she is in fact selected to be Secretary of State.  Rep. Nydia Velazquez is considered by many to be the favorite.  The Governor needs to appease the Hispanic community.  Her selection may help ethically challenged Malcolm Smith become the Senate Majority leader. There has been speculation that Buffalo Congressman Brian Higgins is a possibility.  Despite the fact he is widely viewed as a p

[edit] State Budget Blues - Opinion Blog on syracuse.com

22 November 2008, by unknown David Paterson's town hall appearance at the Civic Center Nov. 11 sparked much local interest. He rightly sounds the alarm on the monumental task of eliminating deficit spending in the next few years. ...

[edit] Paterson's political chess game gets underway - Newsday

22 November 2008, by

[edit] Breaking the Shares - New York Times

22 November 2008, by

[edit] Lame-duck Senate returns Dec.15 - Albany Times Union

22 November 2008, by

[edit] Editorial: Breaking the Shares

22 November 2008, by Gov. David Paterson’s proposal to bring new flexibility and fairness to the old method of distributing state money to school districts is long overdue.

[edit] New York Weighs Options to Fill the Seat of Senator Clinton

22 November 2008, by Gov. David A. Paterson of New York hasn’t begun a formal search to replace Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, aides say. But he won’t pick himself.

[edit] Senate Republicans Will Beat Paterson Back to Albany | Politicker ...

22 November 2008, by unknown Category: Governor Local Teaser: ALBANY—The State Senate will reconvene here at the Capitol the night before David Paterson is expected to present his budget for 2009. A special session earlier this week ended without any substantive.

[edit] David Paterson: GM states its case - Full Comment

22 November 2008, by unknown Here at Full Comment, you’ll find an eclectic mix of commentary on news, politics and pop culture — plus the occasional dig at a Star or Globe pundit who’s gone off the rails.

[edit] Senate Republicans Will Beat Paterson Back to Albany | The New ...

22 November 2008, by unknown ALBANY—The State Senate will reconvene here at the Capitol the night before David Paterson is expected to present his budget for 2009.

[edit] Sheinkopf Suggests A 'Process' To Pick The Next Hillary

21 November 2008, by With Gov. David Paterson poised to become even more popular among aspiring junior US senators from New York, Democratic consultant Hank Sheinkopf sugg

[edit] Sheinkopf Suggests A 'Process' To Pick The Next Hillary

21 November 2008, by With Gov. David Paterson poised to become even more popular among aspiring junior US senators from New York, Democratic consultant Hank Sheinkopf suggests the governor might consider creating a "process" to select Hillary Clinton's successor to avoid making it look like a backroom deal. The smart thing would be to create a process that elevates the discussion, gives the impression that the public has some input and doesn't make it appear that the fix is in," Sheinkopf said. "That way, it looks

[edit] Senate To Return To Albany Dec. 15

21 November 2008, by Since Gov. David Paterson refused to send his budget-cutting bills to the Legislature for an up-or-down vote, accusing the Senate GOP of playing political games, the outgoing majority plans to take matters into its own hands. Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos announced he will bring the Senate back to Albany on Dec. 15 to take action on a plan that his conference will advance to close the ever-growing budget gap that the leaders tried - and failed - to close at this week's special session.

[edit] Senate To Return To Albany Dec. 15

21 November 2008, by Since Gov. David Paterson refused to send his budget-cutting bills to the Legislature for an up-or-down vote, accusing the Senate GOP of playing polit

[edit] Clinton to Accept State

21 November 2008, by After a week of speculation, word comes that Clinton is on track to be nominated as the nation's next Secretary of State. Today the New York Times reports that Clinton will accept. Reports surfaced earlier that Clinton was unsure of whether to accept the post. According to the Times, Clinton came to the decision after much discussions with Obama about her role in the post. This comes as Richard Holbrooke, the former UN Ambassdor in the Clinton Administration is rumored to be a top choice for D

[edit] Let the Musical Chairs Begin

21 November 2008, by Dust off those resumes New York Democrats! Citing two "confidants" of Hillary Clinton, the Times reports the state's junior senator has deci

[edit] Pollster: Bloomberg 'Hasn't Closed The Door' On '09 Competition

21 November 2008, by Here's Marist pollster Lee Miringoff parsing today's poll on Mayor Bloomberg, 2009 and whether the mayor has been damaged by his push to change term l

[edit] Pollster: Bloomberg 'Hasn't Closed The Door' On '09 Competition

21 November 2008, by Here's Marist pollster Lee Miringoff parsing today's poll on Mayor Bloomberg, 2009 and whether the mayor has been damaged by his push to change term limits and seek re-election. Miringoff notes that Bloomberg is still ahead of his prospective Democratic challengers, but not by as much as in previous polls. He's leading his strongest likely opponent, Rep. Anthony Weiner, by 14 percentage points, but gets just 51 percent of the vote with 37 percent for Weiner and 12 percent undecided. "Firty

[edit] Eric Massa Meets with State Lawmakers Despite Official Election Results

21 November 2008, by Even though the votes are still being counted, Democrat Eric Massa is acting as though he’s already won the race for the 29th Congressional District. Massa took a break Wednesday from the Congressional Fresh-man Orientation to meet with New York Gov. David Paterson, Majority Leader Malcolm Smith, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver and other members of the New York Congressional delegation. Although Massa holds a lead of more than 5,000 votes over incumbent U.S. Rep. John R. “Randy” Kuhl Jr., R-H

[edit] New York State Budget Ideas

21 November 2008, by Trimming An Already Bloated Budget Governor David Paterson’s job approval rating may have dipped to 51% this week, but one thing is for sure - New Yorkers overwhelming support his message that the state should cut spending. The question is, just how to cut that spending. The Governor is projecting a $2 billion dollar shortfall for this fiscal year, and it looks even worse, rising into the double digit billions for next year. In a recent poll, 75% of voters think the state budget gap of $2 bi

[edit] SUNY officials call for money to stay in-house - Binghamton University Pipe Dream

21 November 2008, by

[edit] Budget-conscious Paterson spends $21G on new rug - Newsday

21 November 2008, by

[edit] Podcast: Appointing a Senator

20 November 2008, by Podcast: Appointing a Senator By Sam Roberts Representative Charles E. Goodell, a Republican, was appointed to the Senate in 1968 after the death of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. Above, Mr. Goodell with a staff member in 1969. (Photo: George Tames/The New York Times) Listen to the Podcast (mp3) Following is the script of the weekly “Only in New York” audio podcast. Listen at left or download the mp3 to a portable player. Browse a list of other Times podcasts here.

[edit] Bipartisan In Buffalo

20 November 2008, by Bipartisan In Buffalo November 20, 2008 Here's an interesting twist: Republican Sen. George Maziarz just put out a press release calling on Gov. David Paterson to appoint Buffalo Mayor Byron Brown, a Democrat and former state senator, to replace Hillary Clinton in the US Senate if she joins the Obama administration. "First and foremost, Governor Paterson has a moral obligation to pick someone from upstate for this key position,” said Maziarz. “We must have someone in the hierarchy of New

[edit] Bipartisan In Buffalo

20 November 2008, by Here's an interesting twist: Republican Sen. George Maziarz just put out a press release calling on Gov. David Paterson to appoint Buffalo Mayor Byron

[edit] We Bought Governor Paterson A Nice New Turkish Rug!

20 November 2008, by How do you like this?  Governor Paterson, the guy who wants to balance the state budget on the backs of state workers, kids and poor people, went out and purchased a $21,000 Turkish rug that taxpayers bought from one of his campaign contributors. According to the Albany Times Union: ALBANY - Gov. David Paterson’s energetic response to the state budget crisis has been the hallmark of his tenure, but even as he was ordering state agencies to cut their spending and warning of even tougher times

[edit] Paterson For DiNapoli - New York Daily News

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[edit] Paterson For DiNapoli

20 November 2008, by Gov. David Paterson will headline a fundraiser next month for state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, who, like the governor, inherited the statewide office he now holds and will be making his first formal run to keep in in 2010. After taking over in the wake of Alan Hevesi's Chauffeurgate scandal and big fight between the Legislature and then-Gov. Eliot Spitzer, DiNapoli chose to focus on improving the reputation of the comptroller's office rather than politics. (At one point, he was even sending

[edit] Paterson For DiNapoli

20 November 2008, by Gov. David Paterson will headline a fundraiser next month for state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli, who, like the governor, inherited the statewide office h

[edit] NOW-NYS To Paterson: Replace Clinton With A Woman

20 November 2008, by NOW-NYS President Marcia Pappas did not take kindly to Gov. David Paterson's suggestion yesterday that he "wouldn't feel obligated" to tap another wom

[edit] SUNY sets enrollment record, again

20 November 2008, by    The State University of New York’s student enrollment has reached a new high this year, despite having a net loss of $210 million in cuts by the governor and lawmakers. The student population at the 64-campus system grew by 12,226, almost 3 percent over last fall, to 439,624.    In the past decade, SUNY has experienced a 20 percent boost in enrollment.    “This record enrollment is more evidence that students recognize the educational excellence offered by our SUNY campuses,” Carl Hayden,

[edit] Kruger: Dud Special Session 'Proved Our Point'

20 November 2008, by Sen. Carl Kruger, ringleader of the so-called Gang of Thee Democrats who are preventing the selection of a majority leader for the incoming Senate, to

[edit] Fewer New Yorkers Approve Of Governor's Performance: Poll

20 November 2008, by Just over half of New Yorkers approved of Gov. David Paterson's performance in November, a decline from the previous month, that reflects the sliding economy and a "bitter budget battle," a poll said Wednesday.... More

[edit] Who favourite talks Time Lords

20 November 2008, by Paterson Joseph - hotly tipped to replace David Tennant in Doctor Who - has suggested he would relish the role.

[edit] Paterson told GOP blocking state aid - WatertownDailyTimes.com

20 November 2008, by

[edit] Triborough Bridge renamed for Robert F. Kennedy - Newsday

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[edit] Editorial: So Mr. Skelos, What’s Your Plan?

20 November 2008, by Gov. David Paterson’s proposed cuts are politically unpopular but absolutely essential as New York struggles with the worst economic outlook since the Great Depression.

[edit] New Yorkers Approve of Clinton Moving On

19 November 2008, by A new Marist poll shows 55% of New York voters want President-elect Obama to choose Sen. Hillary Clinton as his Secretary of State while just 31% think Clinton should remain in the U.S. Senate and 14% aren't quite sure. To fill her seat, 43% of voters think Gov. David Paterson (D) ...

[edit] Partisan bickering blamed for special legislative session cancellation

19 November 2008, by Gov. David Paterson abruptly canceled a special legislative session on Tuesday after partisan disputes among legislative leaders blocked agreement on $2 billion in budget cuts. (GS) (UBS)

[edit] Paterson, New York Legislators Could Not Agree How To Solve Budget Deficit (AHN)

19 November 2008, by (AHN) - New York Gov. David Paterson and state legislators failed to agree Tuesday on how to close the $2 billion budget gap. In view of the deadlock, the governor deferred action on the matter for one month. - Wed, 19 Nov 2008 06:06:31 GMT

[edit] Deadlock Over How New York State Will Close Budget Gap (AHN)

19 November 2008, by (AHN) - New York Gov. David Paterson and state legislators failed to agree Tuesday on how to close the $2 billion budget gap. In view of the deadlock, the governor deferred action on the matter for one month. - Wed, 19 Nov 2008 06:06:12 GMT

[edit] News Analysis: A Victory for Senate Republicans, but Tough Decisions and a Reckoning Await

19 November 2008, by Senate Republicans' strategy towards the budget plan was deft politics, but it did nothing to sponge the $14 billion worth of red ink expected to wash over Albany next year.

[edit] Albany Fails to Reach Deal on Budget Deficit

19 November 2008, by Governor David A. Paterson warned that the plan's collapse means the state could find itself unable to pay some its bills in the final months of the fiscal year.

[edit] Didn't David Paterson Know Who He Was Dealing With? | Politicker ...

19 November 2008, by unknown Category: Governor Local Teaser: ALBANY—Fred Dicker, the combative state editor of the New York Post, caught David Paterson off guard. “Governor, have you ever been accused of being a child of the Enlightenment?” Dicker said.

[edit] Gov. Paterson Proposes Budget Cuts

18 November 2008, by Local schools and hospitals could take a major hit if Gov. David Paterson's budget cut proposal passes.

[edit] Paterson Strong in New York Gubernatorial Race

18 November 2008, by If Sen. Hillary Clinton moves on to become Secretary of State in the Obama administration, the buzz in New York has Attorney General Andrew Cuomo (D) a likely candidate to fill her seat. That might be a good thing for Cuomo since a new Siena Research Institute poll finds Gov. David Paterson ...