Officially, neither of the Capital Region’s two congressmen is saying how he’ll vote when the final health care reform bill finally comes to the House floor, probably later this week.
Gov. David Paterson and legislative leaders on Monday defended their $131.8 billion budget agreement and its 8.7 percent spending increase as a model of fiscal prudence.
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