Sentences with phrase «pass real ethics reform»
Not surprisingly, the legislature doesn't want to pass real ethics reform.
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«Tony was a leading voice in the successful effort to pass real ethics reform in Albany, and has been a true friend to working New Yorkers through his vocal advocacy for raising the minimum wage.»
«During the campaign, I made a commitment that we would either pass real ethics reform with real disclosure and real enforcement or I would form a Moreland Commission on public integrity,» the governor cotinued.
«We need good partners in Washington and in Albany to keep our economy growing, create jobs and pass real ethics reform in Albany, finally.»
«We must stop hiding behind the status quo and pass real ethics reforms.
«This is funny coming from the conference who blocked any chance at passing real ethics reforms, had members leave the Senate facing corruption investigations and has their Deputy under federal indictment,» he said.
Corruption costs taxpayer money and we must pass real ethics reforms.
If they tell me that is not possible, then I will donate the difference between my current salary and any new remuneration to charity until such time as the Legislature steps up and passes real ethics reform.
Not exact matches
«I am running to build a real Democratic State Senate majority that finally fully funds our public schools, protects tenants from being thrown out of their homes and strengthens our loophole ridden rent laws, passes badly needed ethics reforms, election reforms and real criminal justice reforms and makes Andrea Stewart - Cousins the first woman Senate Majority Leader, breaking up the so - called «three men in a room.»
There's no better way to do it than to pass real reform that makes a real difference in ethics and takes on the number one challenge in this nation, which is Citizens United,» Cuomo said.
«Only 42 % think it's real, serious effort by the governor to get ethics reform passed.»
«I wish I could say the crap that came out about Shelly and Skelos is enough to get the governor and legislature to do something real on election reform and ethics, but left to their own devices they are going to pass some Mickey - Mouse bill that tinkers around the edges,» he said.
«Once again this highlights the need for real ethics reforms, something the Senate Democrats have been calling on for years, and really shows the absurdity that there has been no talk in this budget process of cleaning up Albany and passing the strong ethics reforms,» said Mike Murphy, a spokesman for the Senate Democratic Conference, a 23 - member group which is in the minority.