For real change and a better standard of living, vote Bruce Blakeman over hopeless incumbent Kathy Hochul

If you want real change and a better standard of living, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman deserves your vote for governor over incumbent Kathy Hochul — indeed, New Yorkers can’t get rid of her soon enough.Only 40% approve of the job she’s doing, just five points more than President Donald Trump gets in the same Emerson poll; a full 46% disapprove.Hochul, recall, “won” office by accident, taking over after scandal pushed out Andrew Cuomo — whereupon she immediately adopted a single goal: to hold onto the job and all its lucrative opportunities.She’s been a real pro at that, one of the most prolific fundraisers the state has ever seen — but hopeless when it comes to governing and legislating, where she’s built a pathetic record of breaking her own promises and surrendering to the far left.In an early, unprecedented move, radical lawmakers nixed her choice for the state’s chief judge, and instead installed a jurist who’d reliably back their political agenda, especially on rigging voting districts for Democrats.On spending, taxes, crime, education and energy, she’s let the left and the special interests keep feeding at the expense of New York’s future.For all her vows now to make the state “affordable,” taxes and other costs have done nothing but soar on her watch.Among her worst financial wallops: doubling down on the state’s insane green agenda, which set fantasy deadlines for reducing greenhouse-gas emissions sure to cost billions without making a dent in global warming.Those costs have already trickled down, and now the public’s being crushed not only by higher utility bills but also higher prices generally, fueled by those rising energy costs.She has repeatedly raised taxes or introduced new ones, like the congestion-pricing tolls and the pied-à-terre “surcharge,” never mind her no-new-taxes vow.As Cuomo’s No.2 in 2021, the pair goosed income and corporate taxes by a jaw-dropping $4.3 billion, an all-time record, leav...

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Publisher: New York Post

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