Republican Problems.

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[Republican Problems. @RepublicanProbl]

Question for Democrats:

Where was the outrage towards Abdul when he refused to support Kamala as the Dem. Nominee in ‘24?

How is this any different.

[Haley Stevens @HaleyforMI]

I am endorsing Mike Rogers for the United States Senate today.

[Daniel Goldman @danielsgoldman]

If @AbdulElSayed truly means what he says about treating the Jewish community as he would treat his own children, then he would immediately condemn this dangerous ad as outrageously antisemitic and demand that it be taken down.

If not, then he’s full of shit.

[Democrats For Mike Rogers @DemsForMike]

We encourage Democrats of all faiths and backgrounds who love our country and oppose extremism to join us on November 3rd to defeat Abdul El-Sayed.

Country over party. Retweet and follow if you agree.

[Julie Menin @JulieMenin]

Tonight, we had a resounding victory by electing Carl Wilson as our next City Council Member.

Carl has been a friend and colleague for many years, and I couldn’t have been more proud to endorse him in this election.

He built an unbelievable coalition that inspired voters across his district, and I can’t wait to welcome him as our next Council Member!

[Sara Eisen @SaraEisen]

I asked Senator Warren why she campaigned with Maine Senate Candidate Graham Platner and called him “my kinda man!”… when he had a chest tattoo of a Nazi symbol, allegedly said people concerned about rape should “take some responsibility for themselves and not get so f—-ked up they wind up having sex with someone they don’t mean to?” And also reportedly wrote “I dig it” next to a video online of Hamas terrorists murdering several Israeli soldiers

https://t.co/X4s0YYGyul

[Republican Problems. @RepublicanProbl]

@umichvoter However this shakes out it is what it is but I am one of 7 Harris voters that I know that crossed over. She’s way too extreme

[Rep Josh Gottheimer @RepJoshG]

I’m confused. Defensive military aid stops rockets aimed at innocent children and families. So, why oppose it?

We provide defensive military aid to Ukraine, Taiwan, Egypt, Jordan, Iraq, Kenya, etc. @AOC Should we cut all of them off? Or is that your policy just for the Jews?

[Rep Josh Gottheimer @RepJoshG]

These comments are not only wrong, but they are dangerous and will feed more antisemitism in our country.

Is it really worth throwing Jews under the bus to advance your political ambitions?

[Chamath Palihapitiya @chamath]

So it turns out that the sitting local Democratic congressman in Silicon Valley, @RoKhanna, is the most un-entrepreneurial, creative or innovative person possible.

He is:

1) In favor of California’s Property Seizure tax that he calls a “Billionaire” Tax. It’s already led to half of California’s Billionaire wealth to flee the state which will leave the middle class to pay for the lost revenues.

2) Despite this, he then teamed up with Bernie Sanders to propose an additional national 5% wealth tax to spend on God knows what.

3) Despite all the virtue signaling on inequality, he is also one of the most prolific traders in Congress where just last year he traded $55.7m of stock. With everything he learns in Congress to help him, he beat the market by 13%.

Ro’s ambition is what matters most to him and he will flop from dumb idea to dumb idea if he thinks it will serve his broader political ambitions.

Currently that means being a quasi socialist to win favor with the extreme left of his Party.

He doesn’t deserve to represent Silicon Valley and I hope he loses badly in his re-election.

[Bill Ackman @BillAckman]

.@SecRubio, these students should be expelled from @Columbia. And if they are here on visas, deported.

In no world should they be permitted to attend a taxpayer-funded university with their tuition funded with government guaranteed student loans.

[Bad Hombre @Badhombre]

Dude, just clean up the trash.

[U.S. Senator John Fetterman @SenFettermanPA]

Let’s see who grieves for that garbage.

[Bill Ackman @BillAckman]

So let me get this straight. You support the Khamanei regime that killed 38,000+ protesters and maimed hundreds of thousands more. A regime that has repeatedly called for Death to America and has killed thousands of our servicemen and citizens. One that has taken away women’s rights and freedoms for the Iranian people.

And then you call our efforts to destroy the evildoers a catastrophic escalation.

You also support those who attack our police force. You take the side of the criminals rather than the victims of violent actors in our city.

How is it that you can’t differentiate between good and evil?

Why is this so hard for you?

[Lizzy Savetsky @LizzySavetsky]

Just a little neighborly gift for Spike Lee 🫶

[Julie Menin @JulieMenin]

I’m honored to have the support of a supermajority of my colleagues to be the next Speaker of the @NYCCouncil.

[Robert Sterling @RobertMSterling]

After 9/11, New York elected Michael Bloomberg: a competent, non-ideological, self-made billionaire.

Bloomberg—despite, or perhaps because of, his lack of previous government experience—went on to be a highly effective mayor. He balanced the city’s budget, even in the aftermath of 9/11 and the 2008 financial crisis. He oversaw record low crime rates. He modernized city operations; opened over 100 charter schools; supported major redevelopment projects, from the High Line to Hudson Yards to the World Trade Center.

Unfortunately, New York voters are now on the verge of electing Zohran Mamdani, a candidate who, in every way possible, is the polar opposite of Michael Bloomberg.

Where Bloomberg was self-made (his dad was a bookkeeper, his mom was a secretary, and he worked his way through college), Mamdani has spent his life riding the coattails of his wealthy and influential parents (his mom is a prominent filmmaker, his dad a Columbia professor). Despite the significant privilege into which he was born, Mamdani has few—if any—accomplishments to show for it.

Where Bloomberg spent his career in the private sector, building one of the most important companies in the finance industry and creating tens of thousands of jobs, Mamdani has literally never held a job outside of politics. He’s never had to manage a budget, let alone be responsible for payroll.

Where Bloomberg was data-driven and dispassionate, Zohran Mamdani is ideologically captured and impulsive. His interviews and speeches are a hodgepodge of social-media talking points from the Democratic Socialists of America, Students for Justice in Palestine, and other fringe leftist groups. His policy positions—rent freezes, free busses, city-run grocery stores, green infrastructure, reduced policing—are more than simply not data-driven; they’ve been categorically disproven by mountains of data and evidence from failed leftist policy experiments in other cities, time and time again.

Zohran Mamdani is the anti-Bloomberg. His background, his character, his temperament, and his platform are the exact opposite of Michael Bloomberg’s.

And the results of his administration will be as well.

[Jacob N. Kornbluh @jacobkornbluh]

Addressing mayoral race, Rabbi Angela Buchdahl of Central Synagogue says Mamdani’s 2023 remark that NYPD’s boots are ‘laced by the IDF’ “crosses the line clearly into antisemitism”

“I fear living in a city…where anti-Zionist rhetoric is normalized and contagious.”

[Mike Bloomberg @MikeBloomberg]

Four months ago I endorsed @AndrewCuomo because I thought his management experience and government know-how made him the best choice for New Yorkers. I still do. And today, with early voting underway, I wanted to reiterate my support for Andrew Cuomo. Being Mayor of New York City is the second toughest job in America, and the next mayor will face immense challenges. Andrew Cuomo has the experience and toughness to stand up for New Yorkers and get things done. I hope you will join me in supporting him.

[Tom Suozzi @Tom_Suozzi]

I’m a Democratic Capitalist, not a Democratic Socialist. I endorse Andrew Cuomo. I can not back a declared socialist with a thin resume to run the most complex city in America. We need leaders who will fight crime, not undermine the police. Who will create jobs, not harm the economy.  Who will keep taxes down, not make it more expensive for middle class families to live here.