Canestrari, an Albany - area Democrat, admitted the «my way or the highway»
budget extender threat from Cuomo is an «added incentive» to get an on - time deal.
Not exact matches
Diaz Sr. seemed to back off his
threat yesterday to vote «no» on the next round of
budget extenders, which are expected to include cuts to the mental health and hygiene and human services spending.
Sen. Ruben Diaz Sr. and Senate Majority Leader Pedro Espada Jr. seemed to back off
threats to vote «no» on the
budget extenders and force a shutdown.
Despite Gov. Andrew Cuomo's ratcheting up
threats to force the Legislature's hand via
extender bills if an amicable
budget deal isn't reached by April 1, Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos is continuing to express optimism that it won't come to that.
The governor has touted his and lawmakers» budgetary deal making in advance of the start of the fiscal year (Cuomo has effectively used the
threat of including broad swaths of his preferred
budget and policy measures in
extender legislation should the
budget be late).
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's
threat to use
extenders did the trick in moving the Legislature on the
budget, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver said in a radio interview set to first air Friday.
It seems like a long - shot at this point, but it's awfully interesting to contemplate, particularly with Cuomo using the
budget extender - or - shutdown
threat.