Heather Briccetti of the Business Council explains why she supports Cuomo's Tax-Free NY plan. - Ron Deutsch of New Yorkers for Fiscal Fairness explains his concerns with the proposal. - Strong Economy for All's Mike Kink and Citizen Action's Karen Scharff update us on the campaign finance debate. - And our reporter roundtable is in.

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Liz sends this to us from the Democratic Rural Conference straw poll in Niagara Falls. There are signs like this one throughout the lobby of the Crowne Plaza advertising receptions being hosted by various statewide officials who are seeking re-election… though it seems someone missed the memo about Governor Paterson’s decision to bow out of the race this year. Whoops!

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Carl Weathers

Maybe Paterson used some of his remaining campaign cash from the 2010 committee to book a few rooms.
Carl Weathers

Maybe Paterson used some of his remaining campaign cash from the 2010 committee to book a few rooms.
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cp retiree

Well, I guess you could say they’re technically correct.
It IS 2010, and Dave IS (shudder) our governor.
cp retiree

Well, I guess you could say they’re technically correct.
It IS 2010, and Dave IS (shudder) our governor.

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