U.S. Lieutenant Governors

My views really haven't changed. What's really changed is the party.

The trash took itself out.

Absolutely, Bernie Sanders needs to apologize to the voters of Maine and to everyone that donated to that train wreck of a campaign.

(Sen.) Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) needs to apologize to the voters of Maine and to everyone that donated to that train wreck of a campaign.

I'd say that the trash took itself out.

Our defense of these fundamental rights is unshakeable.

With abortion rights and reproductive freedom under assault by politicians across the country, California stands firmly by a woman’s right to choose.

Surely, they know how to safely navigate the coast of South Carolina – and her scores of cheering residents and tourists on our 250th anniversary.

Today is a major milestone towards cementing the status of the World Trade Center campus as a premier location in our city for businesses from around the world to grow and thrive.

People today who live in these communities finally have hope. They believe in this state. They believe in the opportunities of this great country…I'm here to say — as goes Micron, goes America. Because you are leading us. You are leading…

This is the place if your business wants to grow and thrive, and we all know that… I could see that this was a company that had the same values that we have here in New York State. That we look out for our employees, we believe in an…

In New York, as we celebrate National Disability Pride Month and the historic passing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, we don’t take for granted that the rights of people with disabilities and mental illness are being threatened…

Public safety is always my top priority, and this funding will go a long way to strengthen our emergency capabilities in every part of the state.

Every moment counts in an emergency, and making sure our communications equipment is ready when we need it is vital to keeping New Yorkers safe,

Today's milestone marks another major step for Micron in Central New York, and what makes it even more remarkable is that we're here in July — months ahead of schedule — pouring the concrete foundation.

This is truly bizarre behavior by the federal agency that is supposed to be protecting civil rights.

So, I don't know why you want to keep pushing these kinds of people.

I left the taping with a renewed commitment to the principles that have shaped our country for the past 250 years and which are essential to preserving our free government for the next 250 years.

If we don’t have the rule of law, we don’t have anything, we don’t have a country, we don’t have freedom, and if we’re willing to trade those things in the moment, then we’re willing to risk an awful lot for temporary gains.

It’s definitely hard to see trade-offs for something that is imminent and much needed versus standing on principle and following the rule of law.

First of all, there is no evidence that there is any sort of widespread voting by people who are ineligible.

It buys us time. It does not permanently resolve the underlying tension between the minimum stream flow obligations the state holds under the agreement and the water needs of trust water right holders in a dry year, and it should not be…

Under their proposal the Snake River will not run dry of water for trust water right holders this season, but I want to be equally clear that this is a bridge, not a fix.

I support Idaho Power’s proposed approach, and I am grateful for their cooperative outreach.