Assembly Will Barclay
Barclay: A Recall Election And The Ramifications In New York
Earlier this week, voters in San Francisco chose to recall District Attorney Chesa Boudin for his ineffective, soft-on-crime approach to his job.
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Assembly Will Barclay
Barclay: Statement On End Of 2022 Legislative Session
Public opinion polls repeatedly show New Yorkers believe their state is headed in the wrong direction. After five months of legislative work and $220 billion in taxpayer money spent, that wrong direction hasn’t changed.
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Barclay: Come Together, Get To Work And Fix This, Whatever It Takes
As a state and as a nation, we are facing a growing and unprecedented gun-violence and mental-health crisis that has completely shaken our most basic sense of security.
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Barclay: May Is Military Appreciation Month
Military Appreciation Month provides us with the opportunity to recognize the outstanding sacrifices our armed forces make each day to protect our freedoms and keep us safe.
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Barclay: Dems Putting Drug Dens, Tax Hikes Ahead Of Nursing Home Deaths
Too often, the Democrat Majorities in the Legislature fail to properly prioritize the needs of New Yorkers.
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Barclay: New York’s Climate Goals Have Potential To Result In Dangerous Reliability Crisis
New York Democrats have a longstanding habit of taking an issue like environmental policy and addressing it with the most extreme, unrealistic solutions conceivable.
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Barclay: Take Care Of Yourself – Mental Health Essential To Overall Health
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which highlights the importance of taking care of your mental wellness.
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Barclay: Albany’s Budget Process Remains Severely Broken
Once again, New York’s budget was passed with little respect given to even the most basic expectations of transparency and democratic ideals.
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Barclay: Statement On Lt. Governor’s Arrest
The news regarding the arrest of Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin is very disappointing for the people of New York state. Albany has a persistent and pervasive corruption problem and today’s federal indictment is a disturbing indication that problem is still a major obstacle hampering the People’s Business. He must resign immediately.
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Barclay: Leaving Albany With No Budget In Place Is Unacceptable
April 1st is the annual deadline to pass the State Budget. But with the Legislature ending its work week yesterday, the budget is once again late and One-Party Rule has failed to meet its most basic obligation.