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  • Andrew Cuomo to Launch Fight and Deliver Party as Part of NYC Mayoral Run

    05/09/2025 8:52:57 AM PDT · by Angelino97 · 14 replies
    Independent Political Report ^ | May 8, 2025 | Jordan Willow Evans
    Governor Andrew Cuomo announced this week that he will run on a new ballot line as part of his campaign for New York City Mayor. Cuomo still intends to seek the Democratic nomination. In a statement Tuesday, Cuomo’s campaign said he will create the Fight and Deliver Party, a separate political line that will appear on the general election ballot if it successfully collects the necessary petition signatures. The campaign described the effort as a way to build a broader coalition of support among disaffected Democrats, independents, and Republicans to secure “the biggest possible mandate.” The campaign also stated that...
  • Former Governor Andrew Cuomo is set to announce his candidacy for NYC Mayor by the end of the month - News12

    02/19/2025 3:25:33 PM PST · by E. Pluribus Unum · 15 replies
    X.com ^ | 11:00 AM · Feb 19, 2025 | DC_Draino✓@DC_Draino
    Libs of TikTok✓@libsoftiktok Anyone else still pissed this guy shoved Covid infected people into nursing homes to boost the death tolls and justify Covid lockdowns and mandatory vaccines?
  • Andrew Cuomo would clobber Eric Adams among black voters in Dem primary: new poll

    01/22/2025 8:39:16 AM PST · by ChicagoConservative27 · 21 replies
    NY Post ^ | 01/22/2025 | Carl Campanile
    Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo would clobber Mayor Eric Adams even among black voters if the pair ran against each other in the Democratic primary for mayor, according to an independent poll released Wednesday. The survey, conducted by Bold Decision and obtained by The Post, shows that Cuomo is the first choice of 46% of likely black voters compared to the 18% who said they would choose Adams, the second African-American to be elected mayor after David Dinkins a generation ago. Adams, who has been criminally indicted on fraud and bribery charges, is being dragged down by low approval ratings. Nearly three-quarters...
  • ‘I’d Absolutely Oppose It’: Chris Cuomo Rejects Bill O’Reilly’s Call For Trump DOJ To Investigate Biden Family

    01/21/2025 12:00:55 PM PST · by Morgana · 18 replies
    The Daily Caller ^ | January 21, 2025 | Jason Cohen
    NewsNation host Chris Cuomo rejected former Fox News host Bill O’Reilly’s Monday proposal that President Donald Trump’s Department of Justice (DOJ) investigate former President Joe Biden’s family after he pardoned several family members. Biden issued preemptive pardons for his brothers Frank and James, James’ wife Sara Biden, his sister Valerie Owens and her husband, John Owens in one of his final acts as president on Monday. After Cuomo suggested on “CUOMO” that Trump’s DOJ investigating Biden’s family members would be destructive to the nation, O’Reilly retorted that it would be necessary to expose whether the Bidens engaged in “graft and...
  • Cuomo poised to shake up NYC mayor’s race: ‘The 900-pound gorilla in this room’

    01/16/2025 5:28:46 AM PST · by ChicagoConservative27 · 33 replies
    The Hill ^ | 01/16/2025 | Jared Gans
    Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D) is poised to jump into the New York City mayoral race as soon as next month, threatening to roil an already unprecedented election that finds embattled Mayor Eric Adams (D) running for his political life. Cuomo, who left office amid multiple controversies, has not confirmed he’s running for mayor. But the former governor has reportedly laid the groundwork for a bid as anticipation grows for him to make an announcement. At least one early poll has shown him leading the pack of Democratic candidates — including Adams. Though there are still months to...
  • Would Rudy Be Good for the Courts?

    10/10/2007 11:43:00 AM PDT · by TitansAFC · 44 replies · 508+ views
    National Review Online ^ | May 16, 2007 | Robert Alt
    Would Rudy Be Good for the Courts? Well, Meese was good for the courts, and Giuliani didn’t think much of him. By Robert Alt After a disappointing performance in the first Republican presidential debate, Rudy Giuliani walked away from last night’s debate as the clear winner. Not only did he play to his strengths, reclaiming the mantle of America’s mayor by shaming Ron Paul for his “blame America first” comments, but he finally appears to have settled on a more politically palatable answer to the abortion question by emphasizing a reduction in the frequency of abortions. (An answer which, by...