Mark Molinaro, the Republican Party candidate in the special election in New York’s 19th congressional district, said this. Breitbart News on Saturday He said he was “against high costs, over-regulation, increased crime and over-government.”
Molinaro, general manager of New York’s Dutchess County, is now vying for former Congressman Antonio Delgado, who is now New York’s Democratic deputy governor. This is an opportunity to take another seat from House Speaker Democratic majority Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.).
“This is a very purple place. So, in four generations, he’s been either a Republican or a Democrat. You know, leaning a little to the right,” he said, explaining that his neighborhood is made up of communities in upstate New York and has been “ignored by state and federal leaders.”
“They know the burden of high taxes. They feel the pain of inflation. Farmers are heavily burdened with costs. Small businesses are over-regulated. … New York State leads the way in immigration to the country. More people are leaving this part of New York from anywhere in the country to go to other states that are freer and more affordable,” he said, noting that he is fighting to combat “high costs, over-regulation, crime is on the rise” and the government is too big. .
Molinaro said that if she wins the election, it will serve as a “step closer” to shrinking Pelosi’s majority and ultimately slowing down the Democrats and their plans.
“We’re going to send a message that you know we’re sick of being ignored,” he said, detailing some of the Democratic policies that destroyed the Empire State, particularly the silent approach to crime.
“What you see is exported to other parts of the country, right? New York State policy is exported to other parts of the country. And there is no cash deposit in New York. This is exploratory reform. This undermines the ability of prison officers to provide security in institutions. Violent and young offenders who commit violent crimes cannot be prosecuted, and this is happening all over the state,” he said, explaining that this bad policy is making things worse every day.
“Juvenile crimes – theft, vandalism – and the police can’t answer. … Prosecutors in New York, meanwhile, have become unable to prosecute anyone from prosecuting 70 and 80 drug offenders in New York City,” he said. “And then in this state who didn’t prosecute and enforce the law You have prosecutors.”
The Democrats in Albany, he continued, are guilty of encouraging and discouraging people who break the law. And the leadership of a party, Molinaro continued, did serious damage to the state; He said New Yorkers have experienced the worst of the Democrats’ policies.
“No matter how expensive it is elsewhere in America, how corrupt it may be—no matter how corrupt it is in other American governments, it won’t work elsewhere in America, here in New York. York is even worse,” he said.
“United Party”. Democrats have long been in charge of state government,” he continued, explaining that gas prices are higher in New York, for example, due to “increased tax costs” and greater “burden, more regulation on our local residents”.
“We need voices—especially the Republican vote in New York—to oppose this policy. My county lowered taxes, property taxes… lowered the sales tax on clothing purchases. This year we lowered the gas tax because we know inflation is rising and we need to mitigate that,” he said.
“Give us this chance in Washington. We will promote America’s energy independence and safely increase exploration for gas and oil.”
An internal Democrat poll shows Molinaro leading his opponents, Democrat Pat Ryan, in the final days of the election.
An internal DCCC poll showed Molinaro 46-43 ahead of Ryan a week ago.
No public opinion, but among previous internal polls there is one that gave Molinaro a score of 10 points (according to Molinaro supporters) and Molinaro 3 points (according to the Ryan campaign). pic.twitter.com/T7gdkS6pue
– Bill Mahoney (@mahoneyw) 15 August 2022
The Republican also criticized Democrats for passing the billion-dollar Inflation Reduction Act.
“In Washington DC alone, and Democrats alone, would think that after so much federal spending poured into the economy, ramping up inflation, raising taxes, the answer to all of this was to spend another $700 billion and hire 87,000 IRS agents,” he says. “Only in Washington DC that makes sense, and my opponent passed this bill before the ink was dry.”
“Reckless spending, high taxes, and over-regulation continue to weaken this economy and drive up costs,” he added, wondering what could be done to help veterans or first responders instead of spending billions on a new IRS fleet. agents.
“I’ve been in government long enough to know that bureaucracy is attacking our weakest,” the Republican said.
“Imagine for a moment – imagine what we could do with 20,000 social workers to help homeless veterans on our streets, or perhaps trauma-informed counselors in school districts across America. Maybe we can channel those dollars into law enforcement and police support across America. Maybe to the fire department. and we can help the emergency services,” he continued.
“But no, this administration thinks 87,000 IRS representatives are the solution to our problem. The growing government has decided nothing and this federal government is too big. It’s too stale and too corrupt and we need to focus on making it smaller, smarter and better,” he added.
Source: Breitbart
