Author Archives: TEANewYork

IRS Testimony Acting Agency Commissioner Steven Miller says it’s not Tea Party conservatives that are the victims here, it’s the IRS employees that face the “stigma of corruption.”  Unbelievable.  Read it here. Can’t Handle the Truth This is what we … Continue reading →

Victory!! Carl Paladino won his race for the City of Buffalo School Board with 80% of the vote, along with three reform candidates, including James Sampson, Jay McCarthy and Theresa Harris.  Now it’s time to defeat BTF President Phil Rumore … Continue reading →

New York State is last in the nation and the City of Buffalo is last in the state at educating our Black communities in our urban centers, graduating our young men at less than an abysmal 20%. The City of … Continue reading →

Still no movement on repealing the SAFE Act, as Cuomo and his stooges senators are working very hard to ignore the green map. IT’S TIME TO DEMAND ANSWERS!! It’s time to start pushing hard!  These senators are not listening, they … Continue reading →

YOU are the most important part of this event…please join us for some food, fun, and rousing good speeches~!  Please RSVP here on Meetup, or here on Facebook.  This Saturday is a busy day, lots of gun rallies and other … Continue reading →

In Your Face 51 of 62 counties in New York State have passed resolutions opposing the NY SAFE Act, yet Governor Cuomo is forging ahead, unfazed, making criminals of law-abiding citizens, while doing essentially nothing to take guns from criminals.  … Continue reading →

To:  The Buffalo Superintendent of Schools and The Buffalo Board of Education From:  Carl P. Paladino Re:  Dysfunction The following is the first of a series of papers outlining to the Superintendent and the BOE that its administration of the … Continue reading →

MEDIA ALERT – NOON March 13, 2013 JUDGE SAYS “NOT MY DECISION TO MAKE” INJUNCTION DENIED – CITIZEN PLAINTIFFS TO APPEAL ALBANY, NEW YORK, MARCH 13, 2013 — Judge Thomas McNamara today denied the Motion for a Preliminary Injunction against … Continue reading →