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“For the first time federal, state and local bureaus of investigation are coordinating their effort, to serve as eyes and ears and protect us against further attacks.”

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George Pataki
George Pataki

George Pataki is an American politician who served as the Governor of New York. Born on June 24, 1945, in New York State, he graduated from Cornell University. During his tenure as governor, Pataki promoted economic and social development in New York, successfully reducing unemployment, improving the education system, and investing in infrastructure projects. more

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