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Biden: This Is Not Your Father’s Republican Party – Video


Biden: This Is Not Your Father #39;s Republican Party
Vice President Biden takes aim at Republicans at a Democratic women #39;s forum. FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes...

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Bachelor Hopeful Chris Soules Spotted With Republican Politicians in Iowa – Video


Bachelor Hopeful Chris Soules Spotted With Republican Politicians in Iowa
Bachelor Hopeful Chris Soules Spotted With Republican Politicians in Iowa Bachelor Hopeful Chris Soules Spotted With Republican Politicians in Iowa.

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Black Republican or Conservative Who Happens to be Black? – Video


Black Republican or Conservative Who Happens to be Black?
Breaking from my old thoughts, I have decided to distinguish the difference between Black Republicans and Conservatives Who Are Black. In addition, I speak about a real reality that must be...

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Gay Black Republican at the Vogue June 25, 2014 songs: "Fear is Control" "Corporate Slave" – Video


Gay Black Republican at the Vogue June 25, 2014 songs: "Fear is Control" "Corporate Slave"
Gay Black Republican performs "Fear is Control" and "Corporate Slave" at the Vogue in Indianapolis on June 25, 2014 - opening for Dead Kennedys.

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Astorino set to deliver payoff speech outlining vision for state

Republican gubernatorial hopeful Rob Astorino, struggling for traction in his uphill fight against Gov. Cuomo, will deliver what some campaign aides see as a make-or-break speech next month outlining his vision for New York, aides said Sunday.

The planned Oct. 1 address at a morning breakfast of the Association for a Better New York, now being drafted with the help of several economic experts, including investment banker and CNBC analyst Larry Kudlow, is being compared by Astorinos strategists to the turning-point policy speech delivered by then-freshman state Sen. George Pataki to the Citizens Budget Commission just weeks before he defeated Gov. Mario Cuomo in 1994.

Its going to be a major address, said state GOP Chairman Ed Cox.

Pataki laid out a vision in that speech that was really important to the people of the state. He said what he was going to do. And I think Rob Astorinos speech will have the same impact, Cox said.

Jessica Proud, Astorinos spokeswoman, said it would be a very sobering speech with a very realistic picture of where the state is now and where it could be with a set of different policies.

Astorino, the Westchester County executive, gave a strong indication of what his speech will contain late last week at an evening meeting of the state Business Council, where he delivered a scathing and apparently effective critique of Cuomos economic policies, current New York economic conditions and the failure of the business community to fight for necessary reforms that left several Cuomo backers clearly uncomfortable, some in attendance said.

While Cuomo, who was endorsed by the council four years ago, addressed the same group the next day, he abruptly left the gathering without the expected endorsement, in part because of Astorinos presentation, sources said.

Some key Republicans arent happy that Astorinos new statewide television ad campaign, which, while effectively focusing on the states economic problems, doesnt say anything about who Astorino is or why he would make things better.

The ad assumes people know his story, but what most people know of him is what Cuomo taught them through [millions of dollars in] negative ads. Something has to change quickly or this is going to be a bloodbath, a top Republican official warned.

Former city Public Advocate Mark Green, a longtime Democratic activist who last week predicted Mayor de Blasio or even Attorney General Eric Schneiderman may challenge Cuomo for governor in four years, has another provocative forecast.

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