George Borrello

The state legislature and the assembly is totally controlled by the Democrats.

The state Senate is controlled by the Democrats, but thankfully, because of the great work of people like Jesse Garcia and Bob Bort, the leader, the minority leader, and George Borrello, who runs the campaigns, They've been able to have one vote more they need to stop a super majority in the state Senate.

Without a super majority, you can't override a governor's veto.

Kathy Hochul has shown herself time and time again to be weak and under the control and influence of the radical left.

Ronna, this is Rita along with John Cats.

We have Judge Richard Weinberg, New York State Senator George Borrello, and Governor David Paterson.

It's great to have you.

Great to be with you.

He won't condemn Hamas.

He won't condemn Hassan Piker, who said America deserved 9/11.

Uh, George Borrello.

Yeah.

Ronna, this is Rita along with John Katz.

We have Judge Richard Weinberg, New York State Senator George Borrello, and Governor David Patterson.

It's great to have you.

Great to be with you.

He won't condemn Hamas.

He won't condemn Hassan Piker, who said America deserved 9-11.

George Borrello.

So here in New York State, we're going down the same road with trying to get same-day registration.

Wow.

Let's go- we have with us, uh, New York State Senator George Borrello.

Hello.

Well, uh, first of all, thank you for your service.

Ronna, this is Rita along with John Katz.

We have Judge Richard Weinberg, New York State Senator George Borrello, and Governor David Paterson.

It's great to have you.

Great to be with you.

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... well-dressed New York State Senator George Borrello.

Good to be on.

Senator, your thoughts.

Two Democratic candidates discussed their goals and took questions from the public during a town hall session Tuesday at Richmond Memorial Library.

Victoria Gwight of the Tonawanda Seneca Nation, who was challenging State Senator George Borrello, Republican from Sunset Bay, in the 57th Senate District, appeared alongside Sarah Walcott of Batavia, who was challenging Assemblyman Steve Hawley, Republican from Batavia, in the 139th Assembly District, in a town hall event hosted by the Genesee County Democratic Committee.

Gwight said she has the experience and down-to-earth understanding of the region that's required to fully represent Western New York residents who are struggling to get by, citing her time volunteering for political campaigns in Erie County and working in a methadone clinic.

She said many of the problems New Yorkers face... can be traced to corporate greed.