Also, NYSUT's ads were pretty tame in comparison to past
budget season campaigns.
Not exact matches
in the case of our club the powers that be sees us as a necessary evil... believe me if they could figure out a way to take our money without ever having to deal with us they would... instead they simply gauge our concerns then manufacture an aggressive PR
campaign addressing said concerns so as to sell
season tickets and the like... so whether it's about Sanchez staying, transfer
budgets, lengthy player injuries, club expectations etc... this team has treated us like a petulant teenager that should be seen and not heard, which is a completely disrespectful way to treat incredibly loyal fans who pay some of the highest ticket prices in the world... this is why this team doesn't get the benefit of the doubt, this is why they don't get a pass when they screw up and this is why they don't deserve our respect when it comes time to show them the door... that time is NOW
If I knew that there was an adequate
budget, and somebody trustworthy to sign a top - top - striker, quality replacement for Cazorla, and a quality replacement for Alexis, then use good tactics and sensible team rotation throughout the
season & motivate the players ALL SEASON, then top - four and FA Cup isn't important, because I would have real hope that we could be genuine title - contenders in the next league cam
season & motivate the players ALL
SEASON, then top - four and FA Cup isn't important, because I would have real hope that we could be genuine title - contenders in the next league cam
SEASON, then top - four and FA Cup isn't important, because I would have real hope that we could be genuine title - contenders in the next league
campaign.
In his first public comments since actress and public education advocate Cynthia Nixon announced her
campaign for the Democratic nomination for governor, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said it is «the political silly
season» and that he is focused on a downstate snowstorm and the state
budget agreement.
-- in preparation for the upcoming
campaign season (assuming the
budget ever gets passed).
The start of the petitioning period last Tuesday signaled the official kick - off of the 2010
campaign season, but state lawmakers are stuck in Albany while the
budget battle drags on and their opponents capitalize on their absence back home.
With re-election still recent and
budget season nearly past, Cuomo is raising
campaign money again.
What the aspiring GOP candidates will need to mount a modern - day tech race are
campaign veterans with a wide range of
seasoned digital skill sets — for fighting TV admen over
budgets, writing fundraising email copy that doesn't go straight to the trash bin and in using data the right way to find potential donors and voters.
The real loser may be DiNapoli who will certify the
budget is in balance on the day it ia passed, but 60 days out, at the start of the
campaign season, we'll be another 2 - 3 billion in the hole and he will be tagged a shill for Shelly.
The SRCC is out with its first TV ads of the 2010
campaign season with a spot that slams two of its two Democratic targets — Sens. Dave Valesky and Darrel Aubertine — that seeks to turn the GOP «no» votes on the
budget into a virtue and also tries to capitalize on the upstate / downstate divide.
It may be the height of the
budget season at the State Capitol, but Gov. Cuomo seems more in
campaign mode.
Senate Republicans say the work is voluntary: Legislative staffers often list working many hours beyond the normal work week during
budget season, and then use the accrued hours to «volunteer» to work on
campaigns during election
season, often on weekdays.
ALBANY — Here's one way to interpret Senator Jeff Klein's loud advocacy this
season for the Dream Act, paid sick leave,
campaign finance reform and other pieces of the liberal agenda that failed to make it into the
budget this year: