Sometimes you have to do it yourself. Register/Vote. Bronx needs new Leaders. Rise, take back our borough. Penn State , Elisabeth Haub School of Law , Attorney
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Truth?
Reporter: Do you worry that he [Abdul El-Sayed] is a bit too left wing to win in Michigan?
Black Hairstylist: “At this point, what do we have to worry about? Anything but what we have. We’re on our way to hell. So at this point, socialist, socialize, social, don’t matter to me. Lower my cost of living!!” 😳😂
But can Socialist govern? Nithya Raman, Democratic Socialist, Wins Los Angeles Mayoral Race nytimes.com/2026/11/05/us/la… via @NYTimes
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Democrats must resist the temptation of spiking the football 🏈 Win graciously, STFU and just govern intelligently.
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Latinos in New York State need to wake the fu@k up. Look at what’s happening in Texas and California electing Latino Governors. That will never happen here in New York as long as the corrupt Black Democratic leaders remain in power in NYC. Stop fighting amongst yourselves, Unite!
Democrats must resist the temptation of spiking the football 🏈 Win graciously, STFU and just govern intelligently.
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BREAKING: In a stunning moment, James Talarico just went on Fox News and blew them away. This guy is a generational talent.
Trump Wants Black People Barred From Med School prospect.org/2026/08/14/trum…
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The Herbicide Haunting a New York Farm Town nysfocus.com/2026/07/20/para…
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Tough criticism but appears appropriate considering the facts.
Protected Power? The Hypocrisy of New York Election Oversight.
New York’s campaign finance enforcement isn’t just broken, it’s actively rigged to shield corrupt political bosses while crushing anyone without institutional leverage.
When the Division of Election Law Enforcement sued nearly 200 political committees for missing single reporting deadlines, slapping grass-roots treasurers and minor campaigns with $1,000 fines, Chief Enforcement Counsel Michael L. Johnson proved his office knows how to enforce the law. Yet when the Bronx Democratic Party hid hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions and ignored repeated notices over four years, Johnson quietly dropped the matter with zero penalties.
The Double Standard: Ordinary candidates face court action for minor clerical oversights. The party machine gets a free pass after concealing six-figure slush funds for years.
The Message: Statutory transparency is mandatory for outsiders, but optional for state legislators like Treasurer Michael Benedetto and party leadership.
This isn't oversight; it’s political protection for the corrupt. When an election watchdog grants immunity to party elites, it forfeits its legitimacy and turns campaign finance law into a weapon used exclusively against the powerless.
nysfocus.com/2026/08/10/bron…
Tough criticism but appears appropriate considering the facts.
Protected Power? The Hypocrisy of New York Election Oversight.
New York’s campaign finance enforcement isn’t just broken, it’s actively rigged to shield corrupt political bosses while crushing anyone without institutional leverage.
When the Division of Election Law Enforcement sued nearly 200 political committees for missing single reporting deadlines, slapping grass-roots treasurers and minor campaigns with $1,000 fines, Chief Enforcement Counsel Michael L. Johnson proved his office knows how to enforce the law. Yet when the Bronx Democratic Party hid hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions and ignored repeated notices over four years, Johnson quietly dropped the matter with zero penalties.
The Double Standard: Ordinary candidates face court action for minor clerical oversights. The party machine gets a free pass after concealing six-figure slush funds for years.
The Message: Statutory transparency is mandatory for outsiders, but optional for state legislators like Treasurer Michael Benedetto and party leadership.
This isn't oversight; it’s political protection for the corrupt. When an election watchdog grants immunity to party elites, it forfeits its legitimacy and turns campaign finance law into a weapon used exclusively against the powerless.
nysfocus.com/2026/08/10/bron…
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Zohran Mamdani’s entire political identity is built on democratic socialism. Expecting him to play ball with Wall Street or real estate executives misunderstands his campaign strategy and platform. Shame on the business leaders. wsj.com/us-news/mamdani-is-s…
Zohran Mamdani’s entire political identity is built on democratic socialism. Expecting him to play ball with Wall Street or real estate executives misunderstands his campaign strategy and platform. Shame on the business leaders. wsj.com/us-news/mamdani-is-s…
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Protesting on a street corner is directing outrage at the wrong target. Real accountability requires marching straight to Albany and laying the blame where it belongs: on Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins.
By refusing to enact recall legislation, State Capitol leadership actively shields incompetent municipal politicians from the consequences of their failures. Giving New York City voters the statutory power to recall and strip reckless elected officials of their power is the only measure that will force real governance; until then, Albany’s legislative obstruction ensures that bad politicians remain untouchable while the public pays the price.
Protesting on a street corner is directing outrage at the wrong target. Real accountability requires marching straight to Albany and laying the blame where it belongs: on Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie and Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins.
By refusing to enact recall legislation, State Capitol leadership actively shields incompetent municipal politicians from the consequences of their failures. Giving New York City voters the statutory power to recall and strip reckless elected officials of their power is the only measure that will force real governance; until then, Albany’s legislative obstruction ensures that bad politicians remain untouchable while the public pays the price.