Benjamin Speaks Out on NY Gov. Cuomo’s Changing Style — Video

Posted on October 26, 2012 by

Former Assemb. Benjamin on Cuomo’s Changing Style

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As Governor Cuomo prepares to help President Obama on the campaign trail, former Assemblyman Michael Benjamin is questioning whether Cuomo deserves a second term of his own. He argues that over the past couple years, the governor has become less decisive and less effective. [10/25/2012]

Michael Benjamin – YNN, Your News Now.

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A former state legislator turned public affairs consultant and commentator, columnist and blogger. Michael has appeared on FoxNews.com LIVE, YNN/Capital Tonight, The Brian Lehrer Show, The Fred Dicker Show, The Capitol Press Room, NY1/Inside City Hall and The Daily Show. His op-eds have appeared in the NY Post, NY Capitol News, The Legislative Gazette, Bronx Times, The Troy Record, Buffalo News, and the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. To schedule speaking engagements, email MichaelBenjamin@about.me.
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One Response to Benjamin Speaks Out on NY Gov. Cuomo’s Changing Style — Video

  1. Ismael Malave says:
    October 26, 2012 at 4:21 PM

    True but remember the animal in him (ruthless) … and how he never forgets … so just keep in mind that this guys’ being talked about running for US Pres … but I think he’s aiming high to land the VP’s Job / position … something to consider …

    Take care, ISH

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