Governor Cuomo’s changing pronouncements on a solution to the Long Island Railroad contract stalemate last week offered evidence that either he has a short memory or he counts on the rest of the world having one.
This was our Governor on July 7: don’t count on him to ride to the rescue because “it’s actually Congress that can end the strike and impose a settlement one way or another.”
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