with no outreach from joseph cairo to the employees of nassau otb his words ring hollow.
delegation is sometimes useful and sometimes not
a small stsrt might begin eith conversations by those who bet at nassau otb and want to be sble to buy a thoroughbred program when the want one. start small
do you toowonder how the teamsters are planning to increase the federal deficit, default on bailouts, cook the books, kick the can foen the road etc...?
just listen to to jabber of suffolk county republicsn legislator kevin mccaffrey eho does... for the employees of nassau otb
Nassau, Suffolk leaders back Ed Cox in Republican power struggle
County Republican chairmen from Long Island announced their support for state GOP Chairman Edward Cox, shown, in his leadership fight with Nick Langworthy, the party chairman in Erie County. Photo Credit: Charles Eckert
Republican leaders in Nassau and Suffolk counties have endorsed GOP state Chairman Ed Cox for another term, giving him a major boost amid a power struggle with Erie County’s Nick Langworthy for control of the party.
Nassau Republican chairman Joseph Cairo and Suffolk GOP Chairman Jesse Garcia issued a joint statement backing Cox, who has led the party since 2009.
Westchester Republican leader Doug Colety also endorsed Cox Monday.
The support of the three largest suburban counties already gives Cox 26 percent of the weighted votes of county chairs, weeks ahead of his expected showdown with Langworthy at the party's reorganizational meeting in July.
“It is no secret, this is a critical time in the history of our state party. Consensus, not combativeness, is a key to expanding our influence among New York’s voters,” Cairo and Garcia said.
“Chairman Cox has assured us in word and deed that he is prepared to make the meaningful changes to appeal to an electorate that is becoming more diverse in both interests and priorities," the statement said. "Together, we believe in his ability to expand the Republican footprint and lay the groundwork for local elections this year and for the all-important state and national races in 2020.”
Langworthy, the Erie County Republican chairman, on Saturday launched his bid to oust Cox. Without naming Cox, Langworthy in an online video decried GOP losses in congressional, legislative and statewide elections last fall and promised to “return a winning culture” to the party.
“Sadly, defeat has become a habit for New York Republicans,” Langworthy said. “Ours is a party sorely in need of new passion, new energy and a new generation of leadership.”
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