Letters
Tenney is abdicating her responsibilities
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Congresswoman Claudia Tenney and her Republicans colleagues are choosing to turn a strong economy into a recession by failing to a check and balance on the executive branch.
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The case for eliminating New York’s Board of Regents
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By eliminating the Board, universities and school districts would have greater flexibility, improved efficiency, and the ability to make decisions based on academic expertise rather than political or financial motivations.
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New York’s 340B hospitals are profiting off patients like me
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We need greater transparency, accountability, and affordability, not a system that allows hospitals and out-of-state corporate middlemen to profit off programs meant for patient care.
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Climate funding schemes defy reality
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A close look at the Climate Leadership & Community Protection Act cap and invest policy and NY HEAT Act reveals wishful thinking and magical solutions.
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The criminal justice system needs accountability
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Recent events involving the Monroe County Jail, the Rochester Police Department and NYS correctional institutions highlight the need for substantial systemic change.
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The empire’s last stand: jobs, crime, and a plan to fight back
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New York was the Empire State once; it can be again if we bring back manufacturing jobs.
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How did the Signal group chat happen?
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It is of utmost importance to understand how this breach of security discipline came to pass.
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Conservatives should support clean energy
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Congresswoman Claudia Tenney ought to use her election mandate to address climate change by working to preserve the clean energy provisions of the Inflation Reduction Act.
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We can afford to fund a more equitable society
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Let’s ask the governor to pass the Invest in New York State legislation to better meet our community’s needs.
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Ironing over city schools’ stains
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The stains will continue to be ignored until the students and families are treated as more than numbers.