Putting claim about “largest tax increase” in context
“If we don’t pass the tax bill by the end of the year, we will have the largest tax increase in American history.”
Job growth on Kathy Hochul’s watch helped by pandemic recovery
We’ve created 732,000 jobs since I've been governor.
Constitutional amendment would affirm protections for trans athletes
"The ERA could also mandate that schools allow biological males to compete in girls' sports."
Biden order on voter registration tells federal agencies to follow laws, not break them
Biden Executive Order 14019 “requires our taxpayer-funded federal agencies to violate the Hatch Act and engage in illegal vote harvesting.”
Impact of the SALT cap to New Yorkers is overstated
“The loss of SALT deductibility cost our state $15 billion in revenue. So New Yorkers are paying more in taxes and receiving fewer services because…
In debate over sanctuary policies, patchwork of laws and edicts limit cooperation in New York
In New York, there are no barriers to law enforcement to work with the federal government on immigration laws, and there are 100 crimes where…
Illegal crossings at the US-Canada border increase, but lag far behind the southern border
“We’ve seen an 800% increase in the Swanton sector, which is the part of the northern border that I represent, in illegal crossings.”
New York state’s Clean Slate law doesn’t keep convictions sealed from everyone
Under New York’s Clean Slate Act “violent crimes … will now be automatically sealed after a set time - like they never happened.”
No, difference in voter roll data and election results does not indicate crime
A discrepancy in the number of ballots and voters in the 2022 general election in New York “appears to be a federal crime.”
Fast-food jobs versus the military: Pay comparison missing context
“You can work at some McDonald’s in this country for more money than … signing up for the military.”
No evidence atrazine in the water supply is causing more kids to identify as transgender
Atrazine in the water supply is contributing to "sexual dysphoria" in kids.
New York state funding for pre-K is climbing, but districts face barriers to serving everyone
The New York state budget covers 96% of eligible preschoolers