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Our Goal Here In New York Is To Ensure That Every Child Who Graduates High School Is Ready To Start A Career Or Start College And To Dramatically Increase The Number Of Students That Graduate From College.

In Our Democracy, Near Equality Is No Equality. Government Either Treats Everyone The Same, Or It Doesn't. And Right Now It Doesn't.

I Make No Secret Of The Fact That I Was Not A Big Hillary Clinton Supporter, But I Thought In The Two-way Race Between Her And Donald Trump, That She Should Have Been The President. But Trump Promised A Lot Of Things. And Now He's Six Months In And Hasn't Passed A Piece Of Legislation Yet. Now, I Personally Have Said We Should Help Him. I Didn't Vote For Him. I Didn't Think He Was The Right Person. But Once We Have An Election And He Gets Elected, Then We Have A Responsibility As Citizens To Help Him.

The System [in U.s.] Is Designed For A Two-party System. And Those Two Parties Have An Interest In Keeping Third Parties Out. There's Too Much Of The Structure That Works In The Two-party Way. They Will Keep The Third Party Out.

We All Know That Election Reform Takes Time. That's Because Those Who Have Benefited From The System Are The Ones Who Fight Hardest To Preserve It. So If We're Going To Succeed, We Need An Independent Coalition Of Citizens Who Believe In Reform, Who Believe That Our Election Laws Should Treat Every Voter Equally, Who Believe That Low Levels Of Competition And Participation Are Not Healthy For Democracy. The Independence Party Is Helping To Build That Coalition And I Am Happy To Join You In Doing So.