Monday, September 3, 2018

the russians are here....

secret agents bar george ford running aginst trinidad's man kevin mccaffrey reoublican suffolk county legislator kevin mccaffrey for president of teamsters local 707 which represents nassau otb employees


cavsnaugh sharpens his pen to sid hoffa in case kevin cannot beat the i can fix it pointspread like las time






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Joseph Mondello departing soon for Trinidad and Tobago



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Kevin McCaffrey, Suffolk legislator, wins back Teamsters local presidency in revote

Suffolk County Legislator Kevin McCaffrey speaks beside
Suffolk County Legislator Kevin McCaffrey speaks beside Legislator Robert Trotta during a press conference at the William Rogers Legislature Building in Hauppauge Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015. Photo Credit: Barry Sloan 
Kevin McCaffrey won back the presidency of his Teamsters union local, regaining the $106,000 union post that he had lost in November following cuts to members’ pensions.
McCaffrey, minority leader of the Suffolk County Legislature, retook the position as head of Teamsters Local 707 in Nassau County by a vote of 525-455, according to ballots opened Wednesday. The election was rerun because ambulance company employees originally did not get their ballots.
Local president John Kelder, the president who had beaten McCaffrey by six votes in November, said he would challenge the revote.

Nassau GOP Chairman Joseph Mondello announces he is
Nassau GOP Chairman Joseph Mondello announces he is resigning as chairman of the party on May 17 in Levittown. Photo Credit: Howard Schnapp 
Former Nassau Republican chairman Joseph Mondello, who was confirmed at the end of June to be President Donald Trump’s ambassador to Trinidad and Tobago, expects to finally take up his duties in the Caribbean islands this month. 
“Fairly soon,” he said. “I don’t have a date certain yet.” 
Mondello, who served 35 years as the county’s GOP leader, said he received his diplomatic passports and visas last week and was awaiting final documentation from Washington before departing Long Island.

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