Your newspaper will probably run a photo tomorrow of Governor Paterson vetoing bills here at the Capitol. But that’s really not the whole story. Ken Lovett of the New York Daily news explains, the Governor doesn’t have to send those vetoed bills to the legistlature for over a week, which gives him some leverage in on-going negotiations. AT play? Capital Tonight’s Liz Benjamin tell us it’s an FMAP contingency plan. Senator Stachowski of Buffalo is fighting his greatest fight — and perhaps one of his last for an increase in SUNY’s autonomy. Rochester’s mayoral control may be held up — but no fault divorce and equal pay for domestic workers will likely go through.

 

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