Does…. Does Charlie Kirk not wash his hands?

And Singapore

What was the thing racists were complaining about McDonald’s doing?

There’s been several attempts at these wish-washy “sensible alternatives to the dual party partisan bickering and pork barrel spending” third parties, and, besides the brief Reform Party era, they always end up with like 0.25 percent of the vote.

Yeah that’s the big difference this time, people aren’t buying the “blame it all on the Palestinians” excuses from Zionists.

That song is about having an affair so not far off

I imagine that would go down with Trump ranting about how Diddy was unfairly targeted, but he’d also throw in some thinly-veiled racism at Diddy.

10 year max per guilty charge, so he’ll probably get five in total and then get let out early on good behavior.

Cool, she can lose a race for President three times.

Dooooooo it

It’s so ironic that Schumer wants Republicans to be “reasonable” again, as the only thing he’s capable of running on is “vote for us because the Republicans are unreasonable,”

Seeing as how the NYPD violently rioted over minor reforms, that’s not as hypothetical as you might think.

Then genocidal Americans historical figures: its complicated

That’s the weird thing, during his first term there were a lot of comparisons to Andrew Jackson floating around. This time around, not so much. I think this signals that libs are doubling down on glazing historical American figures, no matter how bloodthirsty they were.

Zohran’s gonna take a table from every New Yorker.

A wide spectrum of neoliberals and a token progressive that will be railroaded in every meeting.

“Late stage capitalism” is supposed to mean when the contradictions in capitalism heighten to the point where the market cannibalizes every other aspect of the political economy. It’s part of a Marxian analysis of how capitalism evolves, it just gets generalized to “the dystopian aspects of current-day capitalism.”

Well it’s more like the property tax goes up even though the market value hasn’t gone up.

So the root issue here is that the NYC property tax law is written such that there’s a cap to how much property taxes can go up in a given year. Which, historically, made sense as a protection from shock tax hikes. The problem is that gentrification has meant certain neighborhoods’ homes have gone up dramatically in market value, but the property taxes are still lagging. This creates an invective to jack up property taxes in lower income neighborhoods that haven’t gentrified nor seen massive market value increases in order to make up the difference.

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There is an “independent” PAC supporting Mamdani, New Yorkers for Lower Costs.