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sentences that state something as happening or true
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6%
1 of 18 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
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Gov. Kathy Hochul will raise New Yorkers’ taxes to fulfill Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s socialist agenda if she’s re-elected next week, her GOP opponent Bruce Blakeman warned.
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opponent → raise → agenda
Blakeman, in his campaign’s closing 30-second digital ad, claimed Hochul will scheme with the New York City mayor to raise taxes by billions of dollars after the November 3 election — unless she is stopped.
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she → close → election
“Kathy Hochul made New York unaffordable — taxing paychecks, toll and fare hikes.
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York → make → paychecks
The nation’s highest taxes,” the narrator in the Blakeman ad says.
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narrator → say → ad
“Now, Hochul is planning with Mamdani massive new tax hikes for their socialist agenda: higher income taxes, property taxes, higher taxes on farms, small businesses.
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Hochul → plan → farms
They even want to half our inheritance, all while giving millions to illegals,” the TV spot continues.
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spot → want → illegals
“Hochul raised taxes before, she’ll raise them again.
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she → raise → them
Only your vote for Bruce Blakeman will stop them.”
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vote → stop → them
Blakeman, the Republican Nassau County executive, has vowed he’d effectively wipe out income taxes for most New Yorkers, if elected.
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he → vow → Yorkers
The Long Island pol said he’d eliminate taxes on the first $50,000 of income for single filers and on the first $100,000 for married couples.
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he → say → couples
He said economic growth and slashing funding for illegal aliens would help cover the $34 billion tax-cutting plan.
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growth → say → plan
During their only debate on October 14, Hochul insisted she would not raise state income taxes.
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she → insist → taxes
Hochul twice raised the payroll tax on corporations in the New York City region to fund mass transit and backed the $9 congestion pricing toll to enter Midtown Manhattan, also to bankroll the MTA.
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Hochul → raise → MTA
Earlier this year, the Democratic incumbent authorized the controversial new tax on luxury second homes in the Big Apple to prop up Mamdani’s budget.
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incumbent → authorize → budget
Hochul has boasted she’s cut income taxes for middle-class New Yorkers to the lowest rate in decades.
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she → boast → decades
The NYC chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America — allies of Mamdani — supports raising taxes by a staggering $32 billion on the incomes of the rich and corporations to fund universal child care and other social service programs.
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chapter → support → care
The Hochul campaign dodged the tax question Tuesday and instead attacked Blakeman’s record as Nassau County executive.
“Only a ‘MAGA all the way’ perennial candidate like Bruce Blakeman could expect you to believe he’d cut property taxes after raising them twice, or do anything about utility costs when he’s defending Trump’s record-high gas prices and fighting to let data centers jack up your energy bills,” a Hochul campaign spokesperson said.
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spokesperson → dodge → bills
“Governor Hochul stands up to Trump’s attacks on this state, has invested $4 billion into public safety, and cut middle-class taxes to historically low rates – just one week to go until we don’t have to hear any more lies from Blakeman.”
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we → stand → Blakeman
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