The Morning Consult reports that Hillary Clinton is once again leading Donald Trump, 43% to 40%, in the presidential race after the recent Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia. Morning Consult reports that the former secretary of State leads the brash businessman, 43 […]
The Orphaned American Voter in 2016 Uchenna Ekwo, Center for Media & Peace Initiatives July 29, 2016 With the 2016 conventions of the Democratic Party and the Republican Party over, the stage is set for the full campaign season for […]
From the mind of blogger, Gary Tilzer, @unitedNYblogs
Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito tries to have both ways as she assists the Rivington deed cover up as she criticizes it.
Mayor de Blasio is flying for a week-long vacation in Rome while his administration is being probed by several prosecutors amid questionable campaign fundraising and “pay-to-play” allegations.
The Republican “Establishment” was victimized by a genuine voter revolt.
The 2016 presidential election is unfolding like a Greek tragedy. With a few changes. A tragic hero, burdened by a fatal flaw, inexorably strides toward destruction; unstoppable, resolute and impervious to those who beg him to change. Thus proceeds the […]
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Correction Officers’ union chief Norman Seabrook was busted by the feds Wednesday morning on corruption charges.
House Candidate Pushing Farmworker Rights Took Cash From Notorious Sugar Growers By Will Bredderman • 06/03/16 State Senator Adriano Espaillat has styled himself as a champion of agricultural laborers in New York—but fueling his bid for Congress are donations from […]
The IG report faulted the bipartisan state election board’s lack of a clear definition of “confidential and privileged” information.
Hillary Clinton is won the Kentucky Democratic primary Tuesday night and rival Sen. Bernie Sanders won in Oregon.
A week after suspending his presidential campaign after a painful loss in the Indiana Republican primary, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz opened the door just a crack to the possibility of reviving it if a chance emerged.
A week after suspending his presidential campaign after a painful loss in the Indiana Republican primary, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz opened the door just a crack to the possibility of reviving it if a chance emerged.
But as I see him being subject to what looks like selective prosecution, I must speak out.
On Wednesday, Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders visited striking Verizon employees on the picket line in Brooklyn, N.Y. NBC News reported: http://www.nbcnews.com/video/bernie-sanders-cheered-like-a-rock-star-at-verizon-picket-line-665124419583
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