CityTime: Unprecedented scandal, says Preet. [Greg Smtih / Daily News]
Money Court: Husband of top Bloomberg aide makes a lot from court receiverships. [Cara Buckley / New York Times]
Front Page: Buckley’s story is above the fold. [Flickr]
Mail Attack: Queens GOP hit the Haggertys, in a new flyer. [Chris Bragg / City Hall News]
Albany: Dems and GOP digging in their heels; expect a long, last week. [Jacob Gershman / WSJ]
Horse Trading: Marriage tied up with tax cap; Hammond does not approve. [Bill Hammond / Daily News]
Lede: “Hell no! We wont’ vote!” [Brendan Scott / NY Post]
“Very Clear” : Jay Carney explains Obama on same-sex marriage. [Ben Smith / Politico]
Headline: “Same-Sex Marriage New York: Will Parent’s Day Replace Father’s Day?” [Michelle Vu / Christian Post]
Attention: Ball gets on CNN. [Greg Ball / ball4ny.com]
Negotiating: “Staff people and members” discussing amendments with Cuomo, says Ske.os. [Ailsa Chang / WNYC]
Tradeoff: Tyree would drop the ball, for traditional marriage. [Ken Lovett / Daily News]
Stalemate: “while the protests were spirited it did little to compel lawmakers into action.” [Jon Capbell and Joseph Spector / Poughkeepsie Journal]
Warning: “He recalled the Old Testament tale of Sodom and Gomorrah, and said New York would be similarly destroyed by God if same-sex marriage is legalized.” [Jimmy Vielkind / Times Union]
Marriage Politics: “The base of the Republican Party is going to be split for years to come if, in fact, it is the Republicans who pass a gay marriage bill,” said Maggie Gallagher of National Organization for Marriage. [Tom Precious / Buffalo News]
Marriage Politics: Opponents “warned Republican lawmakers that a vote in favor of same-sex marriage would result in consequences in the next election cycle.” [Paul Stanley / Christine Post]
Graduates: A problem at CUNY. [Yoav Gonen / NY Post]
And Teri Weaver looks at legislation keeping Albany lawmakers busy while they negotiate a tax cap, rent regulations and same-sex marriage.
