North Country reacts to new NAFTA deal
President Donald Trump on Monday announced a new trade deal between the U.S., Canada and Mexico that will replace the North American Free Trade Agreement, or NAFTA.
In Case You Missed It Via Sun Community News: On Lowering Prescription Drug Costs: Stefanik Leads “Good”,”Bipartisan” Bills, Cobb “Did Not Provide Any Policy Solutions”
The House passed a pair of bills this week designed to boost transparency in prescription drug purchasing. The two bills approved on Tuesday ban the existing agreements between pharmacies and industry middlemen known as “gag clauses” that prohibit pharmacists from telling patients how they can save money while purchasing prescriptions.
Stefanik Earns Endorsement of 30 Elected Leaders in Hamilton County; Republicans and Democrats From Every Town
The Stefanik campaign today announced the endorsement of thirty local leaders from Hamilton County. The endorsements include Republican and Democrat elected officials representing every town in Hamilton County.
Cuomo Clone Tedra Cobb’s Legislative Record on Healthcare: Cobb Voted to Make Medicare More Expensive for Seniors While Enrolling Herself and Her Family in a Government Funded Health Plan. Cuomo Clone Cobb Appointed By Cuomo Administration to State Healthcare Commission
North Country voters already know Taxin’ Tedra Cobb voted over twenty times as a St. Lawrence County Legislator to raise taxes and wants a trillion dollars in new taxes to pay for her government funded healthcare scheme.
NTEU, Largest Independent Federal Employees Union, Endorses Stefanik for Reelection; Union Representing Border Agents, Federal Law Enforcement Officers Makes First Ever North Country Endorsement
The Stefanik campaign today announced the endorsement of the National Treasury Employees Union (NTEU), the nation’s largest independent union of federal employees representing over 150,000 federal workers in 33 government agencies.
New Stefanik TV Ad Highlights Bipartisan Record of Results On Military, Veterans and Social Security Protections Vs. Andrew Cuomo Clone Cobb
The Stefanik campaign today launched a new television ad highlighting Congresswoman Elise Stefanik’s bipartisan, independent record of protecting North Country military members, our veterans, Social Security and Medicare.
Stefanik Earns Endorsement of 117 Local Leaders in Jefferson County; Republicans, Democrats, and Independents From Every Town
The Stefanik campaign today announced the endorsement of 117 leaders in Jefferson County. The endorsements include Republican, Democrat and Independent elected and appointed officials and every town in Jefferson County.
Appointed to Anti-Corruption Committee and Supported By Gov. Cuomo, Tedra Cobb Won’t Own Up to Legislative Record of Violating NY Open Records Law
Embattled Democrat and former St. Lawrence County legislator Tedra Cobb, who recently accepted the maximum allowable campaign contribution of $2,700 from Governor Andrew Cuomo, is a former appointee to the Governor’s New York State Committee on Open Government.
ICYMI: Elected Leaders of Legislative Bodies From All Twelve Counties to Tedra Cobb: “Own Your Voting Record”
Last week, the Plattsburgh Press Republican published the following letter from elected leaders of legislative bodies from all twelve counties calling on embattled Democrat Tedra Cobb to own up to her voting record, and to follow Congresswoman Elise Stefanik’s lead in representing her votes “honestly, forthrightly, and earnestly.”
ICYMI: Tedra Cobb Is The Only Congressional Candidate in America Who Can’t Identify A Single Policy Issue She Will Pursue If Elected
Less than 60 days before Election Day, embattled Democrat Tedra Cobb has long proven the worst congressional candidate in America. This week, Cobb admitted it. Abandoned by her own party against opponent Congresswoman Elise Stefanik, whom she admitted served as a “rising star in the Republican Party,” Tedra Cobb officially accepted her place as the only North Country congressional candidate to publicly declare specific policy proposals off limits.
