[publius1]

This is turning into an interesting fight--the NYS Legislature, which has had nothing but bad press this year, against the U.N., Mayor Bloomberg, developers and unions? The Senate is Republican, where the bill is being stopped, and the Assembly is Democrat, where the bill is being pushed. I have a feeling who wins this ultimately, but it's an interesting moment.

[Gibtx]

no more un in the usa

[nothernlights]

Why did Washington lend them 1.5 billion,can this be revoked?

[RippleFire]

Head 'em up. Move 'em out.

[PeterFinn]

Let the UN go to Paris where their anti-Jewish, anti-American ideas are eagerly applauded by the cheese-eating surrender monkeys.

And let France foot the bill for that nest of vipers.

[beezdotcom]

Throw out the U.N. occupiers!!

[7.62 x 51mm]

Get the US out of the UN, and the UN out of the US!

[Cicero]

As you say, the Senate has been Republican time out of mind, and the Assembly Democrat. They are both filled with pragmatists, who want to be re-elected. So the outcome will likely depend on whether or not the voters still support the UN.

A few years ago, the answer was yes. Now, I'm not sure. The UN has had a LOT of bad publicity these last few years, and even the MSM has had trouble burying it all.

[Falcon76]

Why don't we organize a million freeper march on the UN to galvanise support to send the UN to Europe?