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Dear John,
Unfortunately for New Yorkers, it was budget week in Albany which means hold onto your wallets. This was their worst budget yet--a record $212 billion, representing a nearly 10% increase in spending. This budget also raises taxes by $4 billion on already overburdened New Yorkers and businesses and includes a $2.1 billion fund to provide $15,000 cash payouts to illegal immigrants. This disastrous budget will only accelerate New York's decline. One thing is clear: electing a Republican governor is our last hope to save our state. Catch up on all the details in this week's edition of the NYGOP weekly newsletter.
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Question from Last Week:
From Richard: Is it true that the recently adopted budget includes lump sum payouts to illegal immigrants?
Answer: Thank you for your question Richard. You are unfortunately correct. The budget includes a $2.1 billion fund for illegal immigrants who were prohibited from receiving federal stimulus money. This fund will provide payouts of up to $15,600 of taxpayer funds to people in our country illegally. This is double the amount of aid that they allocated for small businesses who have been gutted by covid. New York has become even more radical than the Biden-Harris Administration and this fund is an insult to every hardworking citizen who has struggled during the pandemic. We are looking at our legal options to try and challenge this in court.
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FOX NEWS: Chairman Nick Langworthy Discusses the
New York State Budget on Fox and Friends
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NYGOP Chairman Nick Langworthy joined Fox & Friends with a New York small business owner to to discuss Democrats' radical budget deal and how, once again, they are prioritizing people who broke the law over law-abiding citizens and NY businesses struggling to stay afloat. Any last semblance of common sense has been replaced by woke insanity and we are fighting to restore respect to taxpayers and law-abiding New Yorkers.
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The budget will provide one-time payments for undocumented workers who did not qualify for federal stimulus checks or unemployment benefits. Applicants for the fund would have to provide documents to verify their identity, residency and eligibility. Many undocumented immigrants work essential jobs in restaurants, at construction sites and in food delivery. Activists and workers have recently held protests in New York City calling for lawmakers to include the aid in the budget. Some Democrats argued against the fund, fearing blowback from moderate suburban voters in 2022. The state Republican Party chairman, Nick Langworthy, slammed the fund, calling it “woke insanity.”
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Like his Republican colleagues, State Senate Minority Leader Rob Ortt was also not thrilled about the budget. "This is an out of control budget that clearly reflects an out of control state government, for these reasons we have voted no on this state budget," said Ortt, "New Yorkers not only deserve a better, more responsible budget, but they also deserve a better more responsible government." And in a statement, New York GOP Chairman Nick Langworthy said "The only thing this budget accomplishes is the accelerated decline of our state that will push New York's mass exodus to the point of no return."
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EXCLUSIVE – Saying that "to save New York, Andrew Cuomo’s gotta go," Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin on Thursday morning declared his candidacy for governor of the Empire State. Zeldin becomes the first major Republican to launch a challenge against New York’s embattled three-term Democratic governor, who faces allegations of sexual harassment from 10 female accusers, which has triggered an independent investigation by the state attorney general and an impeachment investigation in the State Assembly. Cuomo’s also facing a federal probe into the state’s handling of COVID deaths at nursing homes amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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ALBANY — When news broke that Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo used government staff to help produce a for-profit book, his spokesman asserted that the arrangement was legal: The work was performed voluntarily, he said, and was not a misuse of taxpayer-funded resources. But several current and former Cuomo staffers, or people speaking on their behalf, disputed that their work on “American Crisis” last year was truly voluntary. Instead, they told the Times Union the work was expected within the culture of Cuomo’s office, and that book-related assignments were made in the context of normal, daily duties.
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“No man’s life, liberty or property are safe while the Legislature is in session.” That’s how Gideon Tucker — a New Yorker who knew Albany as a former legislator, secretary of state and judge — put it back in 1866. His wisdom, as demonstrated repeatedly over the ages, is timeless.Yet there is something different, and especially troubling, about this time. The possibility of permanent decline and the ultimate destruction of the New York we know is unmatched in modern memory.
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And while Cuomo faces impeachment, Republicans are already lining up to challenge him for an election more than a year away, including Rep. Lee Zeldin on Thursday. Rep. Elise Stefanik of the North Country has also expressed an interest in running, as has Andrew Giuliani, the son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. "Nationally, this is going to be an election where Republicans have the wind at our back," said New York Republican Chairman Nick Langworthy. Langworthy is optimistic the GOP can win statewide despite the enrollment disadvantage. "I think that there's one-party rule of the Democrat Party in New York and how the extreme left has prevailed in public policy that is going to backfire," Langworthy.
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