Poll: New Yorkers Support Cuomo's Agenda

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Albany, N.Y. - According to Siena Poll, New Yorkers like Gov. Cuomo's new controversial gun law.

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stone4140 - 1/17/2013 7:34 PM

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Even better question when was the poll taken? Even if you agree with the gun ban proposal you should be disgusted with how it was passed in the night with no public discussion. 13Wham is dropping the ball on this whole issue. The masses have no local outlet to get their point of view out. Everyone in the local media just prints stories with this guy making his Obama pose and saying how safe we all are now. We the people are not lapping this guys poop water up like you would like us too. Sign senator Marchione's petition to have some parts of the bill repealed http://www.nysenate.gov/webform/stand-second-amendment-standing-new-york-state-senator-kathleen-marchione

Jed42 - 1/17/2013 12:58 PM

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Where was this poll taken? Noone I know feels that way about him or his policies

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