New York governor: Raise age to buy AR-15
"How does an 18-year-old purchase an AR-15 in the state of New York?" Gov. Kathy Hochul asked. "That person is not old (enough) to buy a legal drink."
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"How does an 18-year-old purchase an AR-15 in the state of New York?" Gov. Kathy Hochul asked. "That person is not old (enough) to buy a legal drink."
Press release: Assemblyman Steve Hawley (R, C, I-Batavia) is speaking out following the passage of a bill (A.6666) by the Assembly Majority that would remove requirements for individuals overpaid by the New York state unemployment system to pay back those funds. Hawley believes that the removal of such a requirement could encourage future abuse of the unemployment system and
Press release: Assemblyman Steve Hawley (R, C, I-Batavia) is expressing dismay at the decision of the Assembly Majority to kill a large number of bills proposed by members of the Assembly Minority that would support New York’s veterans and law enforcement professionals, while also bolstering public safety. Among the bills that members of the Majority shot down in committee
Press release: Assemblyman Steve Hawley (R, C, I-Batavia) is expressing dismay at the decision of the Assembly Majority to kill a large number of bills proposed by members of the Assembly Minority that would support New York’s veterans and law enforcement professionals, while also bolstering public safety. Among the bills that members of the Majority shot down in committee
Bolstered by federal COVID funds and higher-than-anticipated tax revenues, the Democratic-led Legislature finally approved a sweeping, week-late spending plan Saturday that will boost funds for child care and wages for health care workers, temporarily suspend part of the state’s gas tax as well as overhaul bail laws.