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ATTENTION ALL REPUBLICANS: IF THERE IS A PRIMARY ELECTION IN YOUR CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU VOTE FOR ONE OF THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS #3 AND #4 HAVE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES.

2014  ELECTION DATES
On Election Days, polling places are open 6AM to 9PM

Federal Primary Election – June 24, 2014

Primary Election – September 9, 2014

General Election – November 4, 2014

You can find your poll site location by:

Searching the online poll site address locator on the Board of Elections web page
Calling the voter Phone Bank at 1-866-VOTE-NYC

Nassau County voters:

Nassau County Board of Elections
Phone: (516) 571-VOTE (8683)
Website for more information and poll sites

In New York City, Democrat Councilman Daniel Dromm called for the removal of all JROTC programs in area public schools. Want to know why?

Dromm says JROTC trains kids for a “War Machine!”

NYC Councilman Dromm is a wimp, and he needs to pick on somebody his own size. That’s me!

I’ve set a rapid reaction fund to respond immediately to this wimp and his ridiculous plan to cut JROTC from New York City schools. Give now and send a clear message to Daniel Dromm that New York City kids deserve an opportunity to lead and succeed with JROTC!

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When this Titanic inevitably succumbs to the tidal wave of irresponsible spending, de Blasio will be gone and all that remains will be a shrunken middle class left drowning in a sea of debt.

Mayor’s budget will spell doom for city in the future

By Bob Friedrich

Years from now, when the city is teetering on the financial abyss, just like Detroit, folks may ask, “How did this happen?”

The answer will be that it started on Mayor Bill de Blasio’s watch with his first smoke-and-mirrors budget that increases spending by double the rate of inflation. This reckless, $74 billion creates multibillion-dollar deficits that increase in each succeeding year. Those billion-dollar deficits, written into the budget, assume that New York will have a strong and robust economy.

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The Return of Crime, Disorder and Fear to the Streets of NYC

By Joseph Concannon

What’s surprising is that the NYC Council members don’t want to own the result of their actions in passing the NYC Community Safety Act (CSA) of 2013. In our Queens District, City Council Member Mark Weprin needs to take ownership for a law he personally shepherded through the City Council and into Law in NYC. He and the majority of City Council members have now reintroduced Crime, Disorder and Fear on the streets of NYC. The City Council passed this law against the advice and experience of every level of Law Enforcement in NYC – 500 years of experience. But Mark Weprin and the City Council knew better and now they own the results.

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