Political Buzz: Governor Cuomo's Fumble
“You had better learn how to play the game, and I don't mean just the game of football.” – “North Dallas Forty”
I’m a big Buffalo Bills fan.
“You had better learn how to play the game, and I don't mean just the game of football.” – “North Dallas Forty”
I’m a big Buffalo Bills fan.
“Strange, isn’t it? Each man’s life touches so many other lives. When he isn’t around, he leaves an awful hole, doesn’t he?” – Clarence Odbody, “It’s a Wonderful Life.”
The short telegram was delivered on May 3 to an upstate drugstore, informing the owner that his son had died very suddenly.
For me, David Dinkins will always be about youth.
This may seem like an odd observation to make about a machine politician who became mayor at the age of 62, but if you looked under the hood of his campaign in 1989, you would see what I mean.
You’re not going to need a kids' table at Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Thanksgiving.
“My personal advice is you don’t have family gatherings, even for Thanksgiving,” the governor told reporters in a conference call on Wednesday. “I don’t want to endanger our families, endanger our friends.”
Last night’s presidential debate in Nashville was a far more muted affair that thankfully didn’t require the mute button.
There were no pardoning of interruptions between Donald Trump and Joe Biden by moderator Kristen Welker, and it allowed both candidates to deliver debate performances that were easily more coherent than their first ugly encounter in Cleveland.
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In the NY1 Political Buzz, Political Director Bob Hardt shares his analysis and opinions on the week in city politics.
Hardt has been a fixture at the 24-hour news channel since 2003, overseeing NY1's coverage of state and local politics.
He supervises the production of Inside City Hall, NY1's nightly hour-long news and opinion program. He also has planned coverage of major events at NY1, including its mayoral debates and the presidential conventions.