Check out the painful irony in Kathy Hochul’s $200 utility-rebate con
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Kathy Hochul points for chutzpah: Even as she mocks President Donald Trump’s promise of $5,000 for Americans if Republicans retain control of the House and Senate, she herself is handing out $200 energy-bill rebates to New Yorkers, just weeks before the…
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Kathy Hochul points for chutzpah: Even as she mocks President Donald Trump’s promise of $5,000 for Americans if Republicans retain control of the House and Senate, she herself is handing out $200 energy-bill rebates to New Yorkers, just weeks before the…
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