Coyote met on morning run

Bill Mahoney Can confirm.

We are now at 'the beginning of the end,' per Stewart-Cousins.

Last year, it took 13 days from that point to final passage.

Had a blast flying to Albany with Captain ⁦John C. Liu⁩. I’m now inspired to become a pilot. Sen Liu is the GOAT.

With the Capitol mostly empty of humans on Eclipse Day, wildlife has begun to reclaim the LOB

For a lot of human history, an earthquake followed a few days later by a total eclipse would be taken as a pretty good sign of the end times

The Assembly had adjourned until the call of the speaker. Whether or not there will be the scheduled session on Monday is TBD

Waiting on the floor to pass another Emergency Extender, I asked Chat GPT to generate a Taylor Swift type ballad about the late New York State Budget…

There have only been two years since 2011 in which the state budget has been approved after the final snowfall of the spring in Albany -- 2023, and by one day, 2016

The Senate has passed the bill from Assemblymember Charles Lavine and Senator Liz Krueger to repeal the crime of adultery. Only four no votes: Addabbo, Martinez, Tedisco and Gallivan.

The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic requests interviews with two additional members of the Cuomo administration: Rich Azzopardi and Larry Schwartz

Stewart-Cousins says budget talks are at the “middle of the middle.”

Last year, it took 33 days from that point to final passage, but most lawmakers seem optimistic it won’t take quite that long this time around

Also me: will you go on my 🚢?

ASC: nah.

The Assembly is now voting on a resolution, previously adopted by the Senate, that would rescind New York's historic support for a national constitutional convention. Background here: subscriber.politicopro.com/article/2023/0…

The greatest real estate pitch in human history.

'New York City is the [insert city here] of America.'

The Assembly one-house proposal is for a $245.8 billion budget, $13.1 billion over the governor's proposal

This is erasure of Joseph C. Yates, who topped 97 percent in 1822.

Only 5 years and 11 months until the next iteration of the Independent Redistricting Commission is appointed to start the 2032 redistricting process