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NY: Paterson Vetoes Two Bills, One on Grounds of Fiscal Irresponsibility
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ALBANY—David Paterson vetoed two bills that would have stripped powers from officers of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children and would have created an alert system for missing Alzheimer’s patients.
In both instances, Paterson wrote in his veto messages that he agreed with the spirit of both bills, but was sending them back to the legislature on technicalities. Relating to the Alzheimer’s bill, he said that “there are better and more fiscally responsible ways to achieve this goal” like adding a “silver alert” for elderly patients within the existing “amber alert” system for missing children.
Paterson vetoed
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Obama cabinet to be nearly complete by Christmas
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(CNN) — Barack Obama will have nearly named his entire Cabinet by Christmas, a top aide to the President-elect’s transition team said.
John Podesta, a former chief of staff for President Clinton, told Bloomberg News’ Al Hunt “virtually the whole Cabinet” will be in place by the end of the year.
Earlier this week President-elect Obama announced [...]
28th
NY: Bad News From Mumbai, Liu’s Parking Furor
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The New York rabbi taken hostage in Mumbai has reportedly been killed, along with his wife. [LA Times]
Many of Jill Biden's students didn't know that she was Joe Biden's wife during the campaign. [Politico]
John Liu is just enraged over how much revenue the city has been raising from parking tickets. [Liz]
Governors of the nation's major energy producing states, including Utah and Montana, wrote a bipartisan letter asking the Obama administration to come up with a green energy plan within the first 100 days. [AP]
28th
NY: Paterson’s Other Chances to Diversify
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Amid the speculation about the different demographic groups that David Paterson needs to appease when deciding who will replace Hillary Clinton in the Senate, there’s one important detail that’s been overlooked: he doesn’t necessarily need to satisfy everyone with this one decision.
As an informed reader pointed out to me, Paterson has a few vacancies to fill. In addition to the Senate vacancy, he's also going to get to make decisions involving lieutenant governor and chief judge positions.
It's an argument, in any case, that against that magical Habermanesque candidate and for a downstate white male like Andrew Cuomo ( resentments from Paterson's circle about Cuomo's alleged self-promotion notwithstanding) or Tom Suozzi.
For what it's worth.
28th
Satirical Spanish magazine pokes fun at Obama’s ‘manhood’
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While American cartoonists are dealing with Obama's sudden shift to the right in his choices for certain cabinet positions, the Spanish satirical magazine El Jueves decided to tackle a different sort-of "swing" with its latest cover illustration.
"Watch the pendulum and repeat with me…everything will be alright … everyting is going very well," the grinning President-elect says as a black bar swings back and forth beneath his waist.
28th
NY: Mid-Morning Read: Ticket Revenue, Rochester to D.C., Senate Uncertainty
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Under Michael Bloomberg, the city raised $624 million in parking tickets, which is more than it costs to run the city Department of Transportation.
Vito Lopez is hosting the Clintons.
Police were called into a meeting after the mayor of Greenpoint and a local lawmaker couldn’t agree over who should be allowed to speak.
Nicholas Confessore looks at Malcolm Smith, who still doesn’t have the votes for majority leader.
Juan Gonzalez quotes “one powerful lawmaker who has the governor’s ear” saying that if Smith can’t resolve the leadership fight, lawmakers may seek another candidate.
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