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Sunday, October 22, 2017

WHAT DOES THE FUTURE
HOLD IF YOU RE-ELECT KATHY
SHEEHAN TO A SECOND TERM?

http://www.focusonalbany.com/radio-interviews/item/737-what-to-look-forward-to-if-sheehan-is-reelected

48,000 Albany voters are eligible to vote
in the November 7th City Elections.

Mayor Sheehan won the September 12
Democratic Primary with less than 50%
of the 1ow turnout of 12.000 Democrats.

22,000 Democrats did not go to polls.

November 7, 7,000 not enrolled, 3,000
Republicans and about 700 Independence
Party voters can vote , in addition to the
the 34,600 Democrats who were eligible
to vote in their party primary, and who
can vote , again, November 7 .

If voters take the time to become informed
and go to the polls, the outcome of the
November 7 election can be very different.

Under the Sheehan Administration polices,
Albany on the fast track to becoming Detroit
on the Hudson. Declaring Albany a Sanctuary
City will result in the loss of 10's of millions
of dollars annual federal aid to the City. Rezone
Albany allowing mixed uses in the uptown prime
single family residential neighborhoods will
adversely impact the residential integrity, quality
of life, home values and City property tax base
because these prime neighborhoods pay the lion's
share of the property taxes that support City
schools /City government services.

Kathy Sheehans Albany. Sanctuary City:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgOHOHKBEqE&feature=share

Downtown Albany's blighted neighborhoods
contain a large dependent population that
sends the most children to the City schools
who will suffer if the uptown tax base collapses
as people flee out of the City.

Who, then will pay for the City Schools which
receive 2/3 of the property tax bills paid by
homeowners and small businesses?

When the City tax base collapses, police
firefighter and all City workers will suffer
including active workers and retirees.

So, what will it be November 7 re-elect Kathy
Sheehan and become Detroit on the Hudson

Or, make a major course correction- elect
Sullivan Conservative Row C, and the
Conservative slate, which will restore Albany
to fiscal solvency, uphold the Constitution,
restore the rule of law in Albany, promote
emergency/disaster preparedness, strict speed
control and enforcement of all V&T laws on City
residential streets, and repeal Rezone Albany?

Go to these sources to get details:

1. Vote 411.org which compares candidates
on issues and what they will do if elected and
to blog talk radio FOCUS ON ALBANY
interviews and my three websites.

2. Talk 1300 radio offers excellent coveage
and analysis of the issues and candidates in
the 2017 City elections.

City voters, the future of your city as well
as your own futures are on the line November
7. Your call!

Joe Sullivan
For Albany Mayor
Conservative Row C
November 6am-9pm
Absentee ballots also.

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Thursday, October 12, 2017

LVW VOTER GUIDE.

Go to:     VOTE411.org

COMPARE SHEEHAN/SULLIVAN
A CLEAR CHOICE NOVEMBER 7,
Fiscal solvency, restore rule of law, uphold
the Constitution and our Liberty vs
fundamental (radical) transformation
of Albany, America and policies that put
Albany on fast track to becoming Detroit
on the Hudson.

Vote November 7 as if your life and liberty
are on the line. They are!

TIME FOR A COURSE CORRECTION
FOR ALBANY

VOTE SULLIVAN Conservative Row C
For Mayor of the City of Albany.
Robinson for Common Council President
Roberta Sims for City Treasurer
Gerry McNamara (Ward 8)
John Mahoney (Ward 9)
Tim Looker (Ward 13)

Crummey for NYS Supreme Court
Long for Albany City Court Judge

http://onyourballot.vote411.org/index.do?i=7

   Joe Sullivan
   For Albany Mayor
   Conservative Row C
   Nov 7 6 am-9pm

BE READY

This morning early on Talk 1300 host
Rich Vassi and News Reporter Darrell
Camp briefly discussed the frustration
they (and we all) feel with the the sharp
political divisions that are tearing our
destroying our Nation.

Darrell speculated that most people are
seeking to escape the reality by seeking
comfort anyway they can.

Rich and Darrell gave me a few momemts
in a call in to respond.

We live in perilous times for our city and
our Country. However, rather that seeking
to escape reality, we should recognize it
prepare for what, natural and man-made
disasters that will come our way in the days
weeks and months ahead and deal with those
realities.

We are living out a real life battle for survival.

Ponder this. A severe winter storm, sub zero
temperatures coupled with a terror attack
knocking out the power grid, water and sewer
natural gas utilities and communications
systems including 911, cell phones, internet.

Are you anticipating what can and will occur?
Are you ready to survive? Or will you look to
government to save you?

Do you understand that government can't save
us? That we must save ourselves and our
government?

Are you ready? Have you set aside enough water
food, fuel, medicines, and essentials to survive on
your own for an extended period of time? Do you
know first aid? Have you prepared to defend your
loved ones, your homes, your property? Do you
keep your vehicle gas tanks full? Have go bags
packed, if evacuations are ordered? Know how
and where you would go? Or how you would survive
in place? How you and your loved ones will
communicate and gather?

You get the idea. Get ready starting today.

Go to Ready.gov    county, state and emergency
preparedness websites. Inform yourselves and
get ready.

If you depend on life saving prescriptions be
sure to have a 90 day supply on hand at all
times.

The next Mayor of Albany must be a leader
who will organize, and mobilize government
to focus on emergency/disaster preparedness.
But, in the end you bear the ultimate responsibilty
for the survival of yourselves, your loved ones
your neighbors and others around you.

Read this website posts, as well as
bpcnanews.blogspot.com and
lonerangeralbany.blogspot.com

Listen to my interviews with Focus on Albany
at blog talk radio. Cynthia Pooler.

There you will find clear, concise position
statements as to where I stand on issues
in this election that matter to the survival
of Albany and to each of us, including
restoring fiscal solvency, law and order
diversity with allegiance, repeal of Rezone
Albany Zoning, 25 mph City speed limits
on City residential streets. Strict enforcement
of this speed limit, and all V&T laws.
Improved snow removal, waste disposal
recycling, consolidation of City schools
with City government. Property tax relief
and more.

Your party affiliation will be irrelevant.

I humbly ask for your votes.

The November 7 election offers you the
clearest choice possible in averting Albany
from becoming Detroit on The Hudson.

Are you content to allow 6,000 of 48,000
eligible voters to reelect the incumbent
or will you become informed, go to the
polls (or vote absentee) November 7
and elect a Mayor who will, with your
support, make significant course corrections
Albany requires in order for our City
and yourselves to survive what comes our
way?

                                    Joseph P Sullivan
For Albany Mayor
                                    Conservative Row C
                                    November 7 6 am-9pm

SULLIVAN
BUDGET
STATEMENT

Here she goes again. Another unbalanced
Albany City budget with a 12.5 million dollar
gap, just like last year her 12 rubber stamps
on the Common Council voted to pass the
current 2017 unbalanced City budget.

http://wamc.org/post/local-reaction-albany-mayor-s-budget-proposal

Who are these 12 rubber stamps? Will they
vote to pass this unbalanced 2018 City
budget containing another 12.5 million
dollar hole? Pay close attention to Common
Council incumbents and challengers, Nov 7.
How dis incumbents vote on the 2017 and 2018
City budgets/ Would any challengers vote NO?

This proposed budget contains a modest
property tax increase, but hold onto your hats
if you re-elect her to a second term Nov 7.

Expect huge property ( city and school) tax
increases. to follow.

Albany will never be fiscally solvent as long
as:

1, Albany is a sanctuary (loss of tens of millions
of collars of federal aid, including Albany Housing
Authority)

2. Rezone Albany is not repealed. Rezone Albany
destroy the residential integrity/quality of life
home values and property tax base of uptown
single family neighborhoods, which pay the lions'
share of property taxes that support City schools
and City government services.

3. City schools are not consolidated with City
government under Mayoral control, with one property
tax roll to fund both, with a return to neighborhood
K-8 schools and the Mayor being responsible and
accountable for the operation/performance of City
schools.
Currently the school district budget of $240+ million
dollars makes up 2/3 of your property tax bill, while
the $177 million+ dollar budget accounts of the
remaining 1/3 of your property tax bill. The Mayor
has no oversight or control of school expenditures
and school property taxes currently.

5. Selling the 353 acres of Coeyman's land with
5.2 million dollars of your property taxes and selling
it for a fraction of that amount in a sweet theart deal
to an alleged contributor, in violation of the NYS
open bidding law. i s not only unlawful...it is a bad
business deal for a Mayor who touts her experience
as a private sector business person.

6. The Mayor supports opponents of a sitting Governor
in primaries, 4 years ago, and again in 2018.

7.The Mayor fails to meet with the Governor and convince
him that NYS making 15 million dollar PILOT annual
payments to the City of Albany is in the best interests of
Albany residents, as well as his own self interests in 2018
and beyond.

I will meet with the Governor and he can count on my
support in 2018, if he does right by citizen voters of the
City of Albany.

                                               Joe Sullivan
                                               For Albany Mayor
                                               Conservative Row C
                                               Nov 7    6am-9pm

BUDGET STATEMENT OF WARD 11
ALBANY COMMON COUNCIL
INCUMBENT KRASHER A TRULY
INDEPENDENT COUNCILMAN

Earlier today, Mayor Sheehan released her proposed 2018 budget for the City of Albany. While this budget proposal is likely to change in the next few weeks, I am concerned about the following items that the Mayor included in this proposal:

1) Mayor Sheehan’s budget proposal calls for tax increases on homeowners and businesses. Despite repeated campaign pledges that the Sheehan Administration would continue “hold the line on taxes,” a mere few weeks after the primary election Mayor Sheehan is asking Albany taxpayers to fork over more money to the city. Everyone knows that Albany’s property taxes are among the highest in the region, and it's not right (if not outright deceitful) that someone who campaigned on not increasing taxes would do just that.

2) The budget proposal includes raises for the city's white-collar non-union workers despite the fact that five of our unions - including Albany’s Blue Collar Workers - remain without a contract. For someone who campaigned as being “pro-union,” Mayor Sheehan's willingness to dole out wages to select employees while leaving a significant our city’s union employees hanging out to dry is shameful and outright hypocritical.

3) I support capping our high level management salaries at below six figures, because there is absolutely no reason why Albany's working families should be asked to pay for the raises of an already very high paid management. I'm disappointed to see that Mayor Sheehan has not included such a cap in a budget proposal that is asking our residents and businesses to pay more in taxes.

4) Once again, Mayor Sheehan in putting out a budget that is fundamentally unbalanced - mostly being predicated on $12.5 million in aid that New York State has yet to make a commitment to for the next fiscal year. The state is facing, at minimum, $4 billion deficit (depending on what happens with the federal budget), which makes Albany’s chances for getting this aid even more precarious. Last year, Albany taxpayers were warned about cuts to popular events and key city services until the state legislature eventually passed a late budget. The residents of the 11th Ward and the city as a whole do not need to be burdened with months of uncertainty because City Hall chooses to gamble its finances instead of working to develop a realistic budget.

As your 11th Ward Council Member, I will do my best to work with the Mayor’s Office and my Council colleagues to revise and produce a budget that is fiscally sound and is beneficial to the working families and residents that make up the 11th Ward.

LISTEN TO CONSERVATIVE

CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR

AND COMMON COUNCIL
PRESIDENT ROW C NOV 7

http://focusonalbany.com/radio-interviews/item/728-a-conversation-with-joe-sullivan-and-mark-robinson-about-the-caymans-land-sale

Joe Sullivan

For ALBANY MAYOR

Mark Robinson

For COMMON COUNCIL

PRESIDENT

Fri, Sep 29, 2017 9:16

ELECT SULLIVAN NOV 7. WHAT YOU GET.

Voters can expect law and order, actions to restore fiscal

solvency of the City of Albany. Changes in trash collection

and recycling, repeal of the trash tax, as well as snow removal.

Citizen involvement and responsibility in emergency/disaster planning .

City Court Judges that will uphold the Constitution, in particular

Second Amendment including issuance of pistol permits to

qualified, law abiding citizens, and stay to interpreting rather than

making laws.

Law and Order - Exec Order #1 Repeal Sheehan Order with Sullivan

Order declaring Albany IS NOT A SANCTUARY CITY . Directing APD

Chief/Officers to cooperate with ICE in enforcement of all existing U S

Immigration Laws . This will restore 10's of million of annual federal aid

dollars to Albany thereby restoring fiscal solvency and a balanced budget

Exec Order #2 Set City speed limit of 25 mph on all City residential streets.

Direct APD to strictly enforce speed limit and all V&T Laws including no

passing on right, no running red lights/stop signs and repealing Red Light

Camera program. This is a priority public safety/quality of life issue

Zoning ,Executive Order # 3 Immediate Six month Moratorium and

full review of Rezone Albany Retroactive to effective date of

said Rezone Law enactment May 15. 2017, in

contemplation of amendment and full repeal, reinstatement of Sec 375 Code

in effect prior to May 15, 2017 with particular emphasis on no mixed use

development in single residential family neighborhoods . Houses of Worship

so defined- no institutional classification as in Rezone, no mixed use or

privatizing of Albany Municipal Golf Course and no grandfathering in

of non conforming uses as defined in the Zoning Code prior tp enactment

of Rezone Albany. Restoration of green open spaces formerly designated

in perpertuity as results of the efforts of Buckingham Pond/Crestwood NA .

This will restore fiscal solvency by preventing destruction of home values,

quality of life, and property tax in primes residential neighborhoods that

pay the lion's share of the property taxes that support City schools/government.

City WATER SUPPLY

Executive Order #4 Security of City reservoirs to guard against acts of

terror, sabotage and to protect actions aimed at protecting water quality

averting algae blooms and full all contracts/arrangements of water sales with

to local municipalities with the aim of sustainability of the City water supply

and water sale rates equal to what City residents pay.

Appointments all incumbents willing to cooperate with, and further all new

policies of ths Sullivan Administration may apply for continuance.

1. Richard Stack Conservative Party Chair will be my Chief of Staff

2. I will ask former Mayor Jennings to accept position of Deputy Mayor

or Mayor Emeritus to be responsible for:

a) acting as liaison with the Governor and Legislature to:

a1) obtain annual 15 million Pilot payments from NYS for Harriman

State Office Campus

a2) Consolidate City schools /City government, establish one property tax

roll to fund both, return to a K-8 neighborhood Albany school system,

making the Mayor responsible/accountable for operation/performance of

City schools. Replacing the School Board with a three member administrative

panel of Gerry Jennings, Ed Trant and Jerry Spicer (all former principals)

and making curriculum and changes to state law that will allow for more

local control of city schools for a new urban education model.

a3) perform all mayoral ceremonial functions and press functions. The result:

improved learning, graduation rates, order in the schools, ending the lottery

system, return to neighborhood schools which are best for kids, parents, disciplined

learning settings to aid troubled kids with behavioral/learning problems. And

it will end a city within a city property tax burden of 250+million school budget

for City schools and a a 180+ million City budget. Thereby lifting the property

tax burden on homeowners and small businesses. A major reform needed for

more effective education and a major role in restoring fiscal solvency and long

term balanced city budgets.

More to follow. Joseph P Sullivan

For Albany Mayor

Conservative Row C

Nov 7 6am-9pm

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