Sean Hannity on radio show today allows Carl Paladino to explain his views

"I will run a government with good ideas and solid principles. I pledge to serve one four-year term. I'll make the tough decisions. I'll take the pins and needles. I'll take the punches and I won't be worrying about popularity and re-election," Paladino said. Hey Republicans, vote for Paladino.  Liberal Democrats, why don't you vote for Jimmy "the rent is too damn high" McMillan?   McMillian said if elected Governor, he would let people define marriage anyway they saw fit, even if they "wanted to marry a shoe."Paladino told Sean Hannity that he has gay friends who are part of the mainstream and that he has great respect for them.  He has shown no discrimination in renting out his building to any group of individuals, including gays.

He has a problem with taking children to a gay parade where participants are scantily clad, performing sexually suggestive dances.  He feels that is disgusting.

If he could tell Andrew Cuomo anything directly, he would tell him to come out and say what he really stands for instead of dancing through the raindrops.  He believes Cuomo is trying to have it both ways, appearing to be moderate because he knows NY wants something different yet hiding his true self with intentions to act the same old way he always has.  A zebra can't change its stripes.

A letter you must read:  Dicker caught fabricating again--Click here.
'The Beauty and Absurdity of Carl Paladino,' click here.
Paladino for the people, click here.
Jokers wild in debate, click here. "The candidates couldn't have spoken for more than 10 minutes [each]," said Jeanne Zaino, a political-science professor from Iona College.  "It's a travesty. New Yorkers deserve better in terms of substantive discussion."