Lew Fidler And The City Council's Buffoonery.

 

 

The question begs, For the trillions who make this reform minded commentator the undisputed leader in the politics of Brooklyn.

The question begs, This reform minded commentator has returned once again with a look at Mill Basin-Sheepshead Bay, City Councilman, "Yokozuna", Lew Fidler and the "Democrook", I mean Democrat dictated city council's "buffoonery."

The question begs, Ladies and Gentleman for "taxpayers" this is just another "hit" and "run" by Lew Fidler and his "good" friends.

The question begs, From http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/citytime_keepers_96W9Weu8V4BPLUpbnOy7hM

"SAIC, the company chiefly responsible for building the corruption-infused timekeeping system, agreed to the extraordinary payment last week to avoid criminal prosecution by US Attorney Preet Bharara. As luck would have it, the announcement came just as Mayor Bloomberg is gearing up for budget negotiations with the City Council."

The question begs, Code word for the "City Council" needs some "cold-cash" to give out to it's "special interest" bosses.

"All of a sudden, council members clamoring for restorations to child care, libraries and other programs cut by the mayor as part of the ridiculous budget maneuvers that take place every year see dollar signs before their eyes."

The question begs, At "taxpayers" expense of course this reform minded commentator points out.

"The council’s Women’s Caucus is demanding that the administration “take this opportunity to make a sound investment in our city’s children and working families.”

The question begs, At "taxpayers" expense of course this reform minded commentator points out once again.

“This unexpected money makes it possible for the mayor to restore child care and after-school programs to 47,000 children,” proclaimed the Campaign for Children advocacy group.

Councilwoman Tish James (D-Brooklyn) proposed allocating part of the CityTime windfall to $113 million in unfunded kids’ programs."

The question begs, See this reform minded commentator previous points.

"The extra cash is bound to put added pressure on the mayor to spend more now.

“People think when there’s more money, it’s easier to do the budget,” said one insider. “I think it makes it harder.The way the budget game gets played is that the mayor threatens to cut services worth in the vicinity of $300 million to $400 million that he knows the council will put back."

The question begs, Again see this reform minded commentator previous points.

"But now there’s an extra $466 million to contend with, the refund coming to the city from the $500 million SAIC sent to the US Attorney’s Office. Bloomberg insists that the city’s share of the payout is all spoken for. This money was spent a long time ago,” he said, moments after Bharara announced the settlement."

The question begs, Code word for somebody's going to pick "taxpayers" pockets either way.

"On his radio show Friday, he went so far as to allocate it. “We have a $3 billion deficit projected for the [fiscal] year 2014,” the mayor said. “Now we have a $2.5 billion deficit unless our tax revenues don’t come up to what we’re thinking, in which case it may be even bigger.”

The question begs, Once again see this reform minded commentators previous points.

"Dominic Recchia (D-Brooklyn), the council’s finance chairman, said he’s sympathetic to the spend-it-now views, but said, “We have to plan for the future, and next year’s budget is going to be tough.” Looks like CityTime is about to create another controversy."

The question begs, Ladies and Gentleman somebody's going to pick the pockets of the "taxpayers" of this city, and once again it will be the "Democrook", I mean Democrat dictated city council which Mill Basin-Sheepshead Bay, City Councilman, and one of the biggest "tax" and "spend", Democrooks, I mean Democrats, "Yokozuna", Lew Fidler.

The question begs, As Always The Truth Has Spoken.

Bring Back Frank Padavan!!!

The question begs, For the trillions who make this reform minded commentator the undisputed leader in the politics of Brooklyn.

The question begs, This reform minded commentator has returned once again with a look at perhaps a "Comeback" for a former longtime "iconic" Queens GOP State Senator.

The question begs, From http://www.cityandstateny.com/padavan-takes-senate-question-facebook/

"Do you “like” former state Sen. Frank Padavan? In the Facebook sense?

Padavan is asking his 1,018 Facebook friends whether he should mount another bid for the state Senate, posting a poll on his wall earlier today that asks that very question."

The question begs, This reform minded commentator for the people of Northeast Queen who were ably represented for 38 years by iconic Queens GOP State Senator Frank Padavan definitely "likes" a returned to the "State Senate" for Frank Padavan.


"We reported last week that the veteran former legislator was mulling a comeback campaign against Tony Avella, the Democrat who ousted him in 2010. Since then, though, the Senate’s draft district lines have been publicized, potentially complicating the situation."


The question begs, A situation that's still very fluid this reform minded commentator points out.


"As the Senate Republicans have drawn the lines, Avella’s district would contain less white residents than it did in 2002, and more Asian and Hispanic residents. Arguably, these conditions could be worse for a Republican candidate, or even a white candidate.


Padavan lost to Avella by six points in 2010, despite hanging on for years in a Democratic-leaning district. Padavan was also briefly hospitalized almost a year ago, following the election, after having a stroke."


The question begs, This reform minded commentator points out Frank Padavan was re-elected "18" times despite  more than 3 times the number of registered Democrats to Republicans in the 11th senate district proving State Senator Frank Padavan was and still is beloved by people of all political parties and all ethnicities.


"As of this posting, Padavan’s Facebook query has garnered 19 “yes” votes and three “no”. Padavan himself voted “no,” but then changed it to a “yes”.


The question begs, Ladies and Gentleman this reform minded commentator proudly urges iconic 19-term Queens GOP State Senator Frank Padavan to return to the State Senate in the Senate majority where he belongs once again to work alongside the greatest public elected official who has ever lived, State Senator Marty Golden on behalf of the borough of Queens, our city, and State.


The question begs, As Always The Truth Has Spoken.