Latest Paladino news: Carl failed to disclose $4.2 million in tax breaks, the Star-Gazette says Paladino's prejudice makes him unfit to lead and an assault claim against Paladino's top aide.
Newspapers dig up more on Carl's tax breaks -- $118,305 per job created -- and the businessman's bullying. They also blast him for his small mindedness, "weaseling" and "greasing Albany's gears."
The NY Daily News writes, "a closer look at how he amassed his $150 million fortune suggests that his real talent is for milking taxpayers."
Paladino has "reaped millions more in questionable tax breaks and other sweetheart deals." Read the full article.
NY Dems demanded today that Carl Paladino answer three questions concerning his pay-to-play dealings and anti-Semitic comments. Read the questions.
The multi-millionaire real estate developer is fighting to hold on to a $1.4 million tax break for a "company that created only one job and put back into the economy less than it took out." The company had a net loss of $300,000, "defeating the purpose of the program." Read the full article.
"Prove to me that this is not performance art," MSNBC's Rachel Maddow says of the "scented with the landfill odor" mailers the campaign sent out.
Carl may say he wants to cut government spending, but what about the $10m the government spends on rent to Paladino? The Buffalo News lists all 37 government properties Paladino collects rent on. View them here.
Democrats hit the airwaves today with a new ad slamming Carl Paladino, the GOP candidate for Governor, as part of the problem in Albany, not the solution.
Today, Democrats demanded an investigation into possible campaign finance violations by Carl Paladino, in the wake of disturbing new revelations from today’s New York Times.
In what the newspaper dubbed "a highly unusual arrangement," the Paladino campaign directed tens of thousands of dollars to Andrew Miller, an operative who was then serving as a key staffer for the rival gubernatorial campaign of Manhattan Madam Kristin Davis.
Millionaire developer and tea party pretender Carl Paladino's campaign has been defined by outrageous comments and 180-degree turns.
In the latest Wacky Carl News, he says he's going to run on his own 3rd party line after insisting - less than 72 hours ago - that he didn't want to be a Republican "spoiler."
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Paladino claims he will bring a bat to Albany, but he makes millions as a government landlord and hurts taxpayers by taking huge tax breaks he doesn’t need or deserve. Which face are you wearing today Carl?
Carl Paladino just keeps on swinging.
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