Todaro Opposes Drivers Licenses For Illegal Immigrants

[mark blazejewski]

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In a 2017 interview with the Amherst Times, then-candidate John Bruso described himself as a "conservative Democrat."

"I am running for this legislative seat to bring honesty and transparency back to our district. As a conservative Democrat I am personally ..."

In light of Mr. Bruso's rather liberal voting record, I believe that those words were lacking in authentic passion and were applied with a deceptive opportunism.

I am of the opinion that Mr. Bruso's apparent support for "Green Light NY" is inconsistent with the values held by the hard-working, law-abiding , genuinely conservative Democrats, who strongly hold a deep and abiding respect for the rule of law, and the integrity of our electoral process.

[gorja]

[mark blazejewski]

I note your Release is dated June 21, 2019.

That does not explain Bruso's previous actions suggested in this June 6, 2019 Todaro Release:




Is it possible that Todaro may have convinced Bruso to change course?

[gorja]

I note your Release is dated June 21, 2019.

That does not explain Bruso's previous actions suggested in this June 6, 2019 Todaro Release:




Is it possible that Todaro may have convinced Bruso to change course?

If you read the June 21 press release, it states that the amended resolution corrects factually inaccurate provisions in the original version.

[mark blazejewski]

If you read the June 21 press release, it states that the amended resolution corrects factually inaccurate provisions in the original version.

Sounds like a lot of political walk-back, barometer reading, double-talk and bunkum to me.

How about, "When In Doubt, Don't?"

If Bruso was uncomfortable or concerned about the wording of the original resolution, why did he not vote "No" or "Present" on it, or wasn't Poloncarz there to whisper in his ear?

Or, perhaps the Clerk of the County Legislature needs to spend more time on top of the people's business?