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Delgado Signs Onto

Bipartisan Statement:

Hands Off Ventilators

Delgado

Today, Congressman Antonio Delgado, D-19, signed a bipartisan statement opposing Governor Cuomo’s order allowing National Guard to remove ventilators from Upstate hospitals for transport to the New York metropolitan area.

“We stand ready to help our fellow New Yorkers,” said the signators, who included Delgado, “but moving needed ventilators from our region now would be devastating and counter intuitive to all data on the spread of COVID-19.”

In addition to Delgado, the statement was signed by Assemblyman Chris Tague, the Republican who represents Cherry Valley, Roseboom, Decatur and Worcester in Otsego County.

Also signing are Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan, Dutchess County Executive Marc Molinaro, Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus, state Sens. George Amedore, R-46th, Jen Metzger, D-42nd, and Sue Serino, R-41, and Assemblyman Kevin Cahill, a Democrat.

“We are aware of plans to shift ventilators from our upstate communities and are gravely concerned,” the statement said.  ” Health care access in rural communities has long been under strain, and we know the apex of cases in upstate is around the corner. We will continue to work together to do everything in our power to make sure folks in our region have every single thing they need to get through this health crisis.”

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  1. figures… all for his downstate voters…… he ignored our Cancer Research fund raising effort last fall when asked to donate… asked for more information… I sent copy of the poster… it was a family target shooting event… (we raised $3,500 to donate without him) The only thing I did get was put on his mailing list! I really don’t think cancer is political… and choses a political party to attack!.

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