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Amy Brown from the Bobby Bones Show highlights the women of country music heard on iHeartCountry.
Amy Brown from the Bobby Bones Show highlights the women of country music heard on iHeartCountry.
Are areas that could end up underwater but their problem with that according to the county share of is that most people are respecting the order but a significant number who are not. elected to ride that out in their homes. but the problem with that to get them you have to put their deputies a risk. there will be a point where nobody can't come save them. to make a break for it go to a shelter or a friend's house but there will come a point where nobody will come get them asking people to leave their homes in state bond after the we in the event and the storm surge to
Not a factor in new york state. i'm from new york and going to be not a factor. we've advocated for more for our constituents. put in unique amendment to remove the county share that -- one new york is one of the few states left that imposes this county share. will save my district $167 million a year in unfunded mandates from the state. and this is something that can easily be taken care of through governor andrew kwocuomo in his budget he has plenty of room to take care of this and new york state has many regulations in place to protect our seniors. i'm confident we're going to be having vot...
Years, even after it was passed. we weren't able to get anywhere. now here we are. we've got the president. we have the house. we have an opportunity in the senate to compromise and -- >> this is your moment, you believe. >> yes. >> you mentioned seniors, but if you look at what is estimated here, what it shows, is that seniors -- many seniors are going to pay much more money. >> actually, that's not true in new york at all. in fact, new york has a one to one ratio in determining whether you can discriminate against someone based on age. so that's not even going to be a factor in new york. and...