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Benjamin Oreskes
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NY Statehouse Correspondent, The New York Times
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By Grace Ashford Verified, Benjamin Oreskes Verified| The New York Times Verified President Trump said he was taking over the Penn Station project. Gov. Kathy Hochul, who has at times aggressively criticized Mr. Trump, went a different route. When President Trump extended his reach into New York's affairs with a promise to "kill" the state's congestion pricing plan, Gov. Kathy Hochul drew her sword. "We are not subservient to a king or anyone else out of Washington," Ms. Hochul, a Democrat, told reporters, vowing to preserve the program.
By Nicholas Fandos Verified, Benjamin Oreskes Verified| The New York Times Verified Ms. Stefanik is not the only Republican considering running against Ms. Hochul. Representative Mike Lawler, a Hudson Valley congressman who represents a Democratic-leaning district, and Bruce Blakeman, the Nassau County executive, have also teased potential runs. If she ran, though, Ms. Stefanik would most likely become the front-runner, with national name recognition, a close relationship with Mr. Trump and a track record of outperforming him in her sprawling North Country district.
By Grace Ashford Verified, Benjamin Oreskes Verified| The New York Times Verified President Trump said he was taking over the Penn Station project. Gov. Kathy Hochul, who has at times aggressively criticized Mr. Trump, went a different route. When President Trump extended his reach into New York's affairs with a promise to "kill" the state's congestion pricing plan, Gov. Kathy Hochul drew her sword. "We are not subservient to a king or anyone else out of Washington," Ms. Hochul, a Democrat, told reporters, vowing to preserve the program.
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The New York Times
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