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, co-host of the Assembly Minority Conference\'s annual Dairy Day reception, honoring the hardworking men and women of the NYS dairy industry.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
, joined by Governor Cuomo and fellow Legislative Leaders, declared his continued, long-standing support for a property tax cap.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
 calling for an up- or-down vote on the property tax cap at a rally in Albany.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
 again calls for enactment of the property tax cap during a press conference on April 12, 2011.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
 reacting to Governor Andrew Cuomo\'s 2011 State of the State Address delivered on January 5, 2011.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
, speaking on ‘Capitol Notebook’ about New York’s late state budget. Clip offers highlights from the Assembly floor as members from the Assembly Minority Conference voice their continued frustration over the lack of progress of enacting a fiscally responsible state budget.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
 states his willingness to “work with anybody on anything, regardless of party” during the public Legislative Leaders’ meeting on May 18th. Leader Kolb continued pushing Governor Paterson, along with the Assembly and Senate Majorities, for a specific plan of action and timetables regarding the late State Budget.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
 calls on Governor Paterson and Majorities to move the stalled budget process forward during the televised Legislative Leaders’ meeting on May 18th. Leader Kolb has continually called on the Governor, as well as the Assembly and Senate Majorities, to follow the law by holding public Joint Conference Committee meetings to provide an open and transparent budget process for New York taxpayers and the media.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
 during a public Legislative Leaders’ meeting held on May 18th and televised live from the State Capitol. Leader Kolb expressed the continued frustration of millions of New York taxpayers over the lack of progress on getting a fiscally responsible spending plan in place while urging the Assembly and Senate Majorities to get the State Budget done.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
![](javascript:createPlayer('playerdiv1', '/lib/mediaplayer/player.swf', '/member_files/131/vidclips/AlbanyOnThe Record1.jpg', '/member_files/131/vidclips/AlbanyOnThe Record1.flv', true, 320, 240, '/lib/mediaplayer/skins/beelden/beelden.zip', '\"Is state government working for you?\" This is the question that New York State Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb (R,I,C-Canandaigua) asked during a recent discussion on the need to reform state government and restore the taxpayers’ faith and confidence in their state government. Leader Kolb delivered his remarks during a statewide webcast and public forum sponsored by a coalition of good government groups as part of \"Albany On-The-Record.\"', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
 advocates for a non-partisan, grassroots \"People’s Convention to Reform New York\" in order to empower taxpayers to take back their state government and chart a positive new direction for the Empire State.
This discussion took place during a recent statewide webcast, moderated by long-time capitol reporter Jay Gallagher and sponsored by a coalition of good government groups in Albany as part of \"Albany On-The-Record.\" The event was a public forum where state leaders discussed their support for real reform and fixing New York’s broken government.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
 explains why it is critical to fix our broken state government and for New York’s leaders to work together on a non-partisan basis for the betterment of all taxpayers.', 'vidcap', browser);){kind=small}
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New York State Assembly Minority Leader Brian M. Kolb (R,I,C-Canandaigua), co-host of the Assembly Minority Conference's annual Dairy Day reception, honoring the hardworking men and women of the NYS dairy industry.
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