Kudos to Assemblywoman Stacey Pheffer Amato, D-Queens  who sponsored, passed and the had the Governor sign legislation that adds 9/11 to the list of holidays to be commemorated in schools and allows public schools in New York every 9/11 to memorialize the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.  It has been 18 years, since that horrific day etched its graphic images of people desperately trying to survive while police and firefighters ran toward the burning Twin Towers; 18 years that far too many families have only memories of their loved ones; 18 years that still haven’t healed our broken hearts and 18 years that we have resolved to never let America be vulnerable again.  America will never forget that Tuesday morning which began with clear blue skies and hardly a cloud to be found and ended with, flames, concrete dust, twisted steel, and bodies of our family, friends and neighbors amongst the rubble of two towers that were the iconic symbol of lower Manhattan’s skyline.  America was one nation 18 years ago; we must rekindle, remember and respect that we are still that same one nation before our enemy’s believe what they see as our discord is a weakness they can and will exploit.

Tom Wrobleski shares his concern that 9/11 is becoming another forgotten day in American history in the Staten Island Advance.  Well worth the read.

Conservatives support the nomination of Eugene Scalia for Secretary of Labor.

Can you believe this?  New York Times writer’s advice to Democrats: Lie about what you believe to defeat Trump.

Check out our latest video posted on our website:  This is your government New York.  It is the first one under videos.

Good news that the main street media will not report on:  Over 6 Million Americans Drop Off Food Stamps Under Trump Presidency.

Big Labor really does not respect the US Supreme Court decision in Janus vs. AFSCME.

Dennis Prager opines on the equation that explains evil.

The Post Journal’s editorial:  State Should Write Own Laws, Not Rely on Commissions.

In case you missed our press release on the Commission’s meeting today, you can read it here.

Why the system failed to stop Nikolas Cruz — and could do it again.

From NNY360.com:  Editorial — Self-imposed blockage: Cuomo blames National Grid for a problem that he created.