The comment comes nearly one year after Hochul bragged about issuing a gubernatorial proclamation commemorating “for the first time as a state” Indigenous Peoples’ Day, three days after issuing another proclamation honoring Columbus Day. “She looks forward to again marching in the Columbus Day Parade and proudly proclaiming Columbus Day this year, and she will continue to be a strong supporter of the Italian American community,” Crampton-Hays added.

Hochul does not support eliminating Columbus Day,” said spokeswoman Hazel Crampton-Hays. “We generally do not comment on legislation that has not passed both houses, but Gov. Kathy Hochul announced her opposition Wednesday to legislation proposed by leftwing state lawmakers to rename Columbus Day as Indigenous Peoples’ Day – just hours after Republican nominee Rep. This legislation is so woke, and so politically fraught, that even the sitting Democratic governor and her Republican challenger agree it’s going nowhere. Hochul delivers $1M for new Little Italy museum after snub for Chinatown

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