MIKE GHASSALI, AN AMERICAN DREAM STORY POISED TO BECOME A CONGRESSMAN
August 4, 2019
By CANDY STALLWORTH New Jersey’s 5th Congressional District appears to many national political observers to be a Democrat lock at this point, given the massive war chest maintained by two-term incumbent Josh Gottheimer, who presents an image of being a moderate. Not far in the past, however, the district was a long-time Republican stronghold, with the seat being held by a very conservative congressman, Scott Garrett, for 14 years until he lost it in 2016 to Gottheimer. In 2018, Gottheimer retained his seat, defeating his Republican challenger by getting 56% of the vote.
BRONX BOROUGH PRESIDENT SPENDS MONEY ON LGBT SURVEY, BUT NO SURVEY FOR HETEROSEXUALS
June 6, 2017

By THE OLD BAG, Some dude, or dudetress, in the Bronx is conducting an “LGBTQ needs assessment survey” during the month of June. Presumably, this survey will cost taxpayers money, as the dude-ess who has announced it is the Bronx Borough President, Ruben Diaz. His press release proclaims that his office is conducting this survey as part their efforts to celebrate Pride Month.
BILL DE BLASIO IS USING PUBLIC EMPLOYEE PENSIONS IN A POLITICAL STUNT
January 14, 2018

By PRINTUS LEBLANC There is just something nutty about New York. First Governor Cuomo announces he is going to sue the federal government to stop the recent tax cut legislation into law. Now the Mayor of New York City Bill De Blasio is going to divest the public employee pension funds from one of the most stable, growing, and in-demand industries in the world.
COACH SPOTLIGHT: OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY’S JOHN SMITH
February 11, 2024

As found on Oklahoma State University’s website, below is head coach John Smith’s bio. Learn about this coach’s career: John Smith is a name synonymous with wrestling success.
LYNCH PUSHES ILLEGAL ALIEN VOTING AGENDA 2016
February 23, 2016

By MARK WOODSON The new executive director of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission Brian Newby, recently signed off on the proof-of-citizenship requests from Alabama, Georgia and Kansas.
TERM LIMIT FLOOR VOTE PLEDGE REQUIRED FOR 2016 REFORM PARTY ENDORSEMENT
March 15, 2016

By RYAN WICKER The New York State Reform Party today announced that it will not consider any candidate for state office in 2016 who does not demand a term limit vote on the floor of the New York State Assembly and the New York State Senate this year. The Reform Party was created as a ballot line by supporters of Republican Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino in his race for governor in 2014. Its two principal positions are replacing Common Core with a better educational curriculum devised at the local level and term limits for state office holders.