“This is the start of Cuomogate. As more people are questioned, it will unfold. People are tired of the corruption in Albany. There’s a reason why New York has the highest taxes and the worst business climate. The corruption has to come to an end.”
This outstanding interview with Rob Astorino by Mitchell Langbert, associate professor of business at Brooklyn College was written as an exclusive for The Lincoln Eagle, a popular upstate newspaper written by its readers, that offers an alternative to the narrow-minded elitism of mainstream journalism.
An Interview with Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Rob Astorino
By Mitchell Langbert, Ph.D.
Mr. Robert Astorino’s choice of running mate, Chemung County Sheriff Christopher Moss, reveals much. Sheriff Moss is president of the New York State Sheriffs’ Association, and he is a vocal critic of the SAFE Act. He will be the first African American statewide GOP candidate.
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“….the political world will be looking at a major upset in the empire state this coming fall.”
Rob Astorino, County Executive of Westchester, NY visits the Queens Village Republican Club, for a rally on June 30th, 2014, at the Knights of Columbus in Glen Oaks, Queens. He articulately laid out his platform for putting New York State back in the winning column and returning NYS to the Empire State. Here is the full video of Rob Astorino’s remarks and questions and answers. 
Common Core is destroying our education system and hurting our children’s future. Many volunteers are presently circulating the petitions to create a “Stop Common Core” ballot line in November. Rob Astorino and our statewide candidates, Chris Moss for Lt. Governor, Robert Antonacci for Comptroller and John Cahill for Attorney General are all listed on the peititons, since they have pledged their support to stop Common Core once elected.
This Thursday evening, July 17 between 6:00 pm and 9:00 pm we will have a volunteer meeting for the Astorino campaign at our Chairman, Jim Trent’s house in Bellerose, Queens. This is part of the statewide effort to get Rob Astorino on a third party ballot line called “Stop Common Core.”