Alba Pakula

Concerned with the rise of political candidates supporting Socialism and the Democrat Party’s inability to stave off socialism.

[T Wolf 🌁 @Twolfrecovery]

I'm a registered Democrat and I'm disgusted by Hasan Piker mocking Charlie Kirk and even more disgusted that Abdul El-Sayed is in bed with Piker. I reject these clowns and will vote Republican before I support these evil ghouls. 😡

[SCOOCH.NYC @david_sivella]

How do you build 700,000 new NYC homes in 10 years while ignoring the need to rebuild NYC infrastructure first?

It isn’t rocket science.

You’re being lied to by an incompetent @NYCCouncil that has been ignoring this problem for decades.

[Saritha Komatireddy @sarithaforny]

On a Saturday morning in April, three elderly New Yorkers at Grand Central Station were slashed with a machete by a man with more than a dozen arrests, including priors for menacing, slashing with a sharp object, and felony assault with a weapon. It was one of many random acts of violence — increasing in number — perpetrated by repeat offenders and the mentally ill who are out on the streets and subways in New York.

Felony assaults are up 20% under AG James. Attacks like these happen because AG James has worked to let criminals out of jail— she supports catch-and-release bail laws and funds anti-police organizations, she refuses to step in when Alvin Bragg doesn’t do his job, and as a result 83% of people arrested for assault in New York are released the same day. When watchdogs raise red flags about how homeless shelter CEOs are making million-dollar salaries while homelessness has gone up, she looks the other way.

Now the victims are suing the government for failing to keep them safe. We are all paying for AG James’s failure, with our safety and our wallet.

The most basic responsibility of government is to protect its citizens and keep them safe. When government repeatedly fails to provide that protection, it raises serious questions about whether New Yorkers’ rights are being violated.

That is a fundamental part of why I am running for Attorney General — after seven years of politics, it’s time to turn the page and focus on public safety.

As AG, I’ll lockup repeat offenders, provide residential treatment for the homeless, and root out fraud. I’ll clean up AG James’s mess and protect every New Yorker.

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[Lattina Brown, MPA 🇯🇲🇺🇸 @LattinaBrown]

Hasan Piker is already virtue signaling. This is a threat and the FBI should be all over it. This is not free speech. Very dangerous rhetoric and could be harmful towards Jewish Americans. The Democratic Party should’ve removed Hasan from the party a longtime ago. Unacceptable!

cc: @CivilRights @FBIDirectorKash

[New York Post @nypost]

Rich kid DSA boss Gustavo Gordillo's renovations on $1.5M property was slammed by NYC leaders: 'Looks like a beach house in the Hamptons' https://t.co/XS0jV0mgMk

[Hon. Vickie Paladino @VickieforNYC]

The cognitive dissonance of socialists might implode into a singularity at this rate.

He's not a 'class traitor', he's a spoiled rich kid who lied about his background, never had a job, and won't give up the comforts provided by his CEO landlord daddy while leading an organization supposedly dedicated to the exact opposite of that.

If he had given up his wealth in solidarity with his cause, or signed over his trust fund to the DSA, or turned his Brooklyn townhouse into a squat for other revolutionaries, THEN he'd be a class traitor.

He'd still be an idiot, but at least he'd have credibility.

He didn't do any of that though. He pretended to be a 'union electrician' while living in a mansion paid for by his father and displacing working-class New Yorkers.

And no, we don't consider billionaire's wealth to be disqualifying if they're speaking about, for instance, how to create wealth.

[Turning Point PAC @turningpointpac]

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[Reza Chowdhury @RezaC1]

Hey @GovKathyHochul - the latest inflation figures show that the rate jumped from 4.1% to 4.6% in New York while falling from 3.5% to 3.4% nationwide.

Can you explain this?

[Alex Fasulo @alex_fasulo]

@MarkJCarney, who is still connected to Brookfield Asset Management (his own parliament continues to demand he sever ties with Brookfield), is involved with tens of thousands of acres of Upstate NY farmland and water sources being locked into solar and wind leases.

That’s right. Over 12,000 acres (and counting) of Upstate NY prime farmland and water sources are now locked into 30+ year leases with Carney’s Brookfield.

Canada is not a peaceful neighbor to the north. Upstate New York knows this.

[Miriam Riviera @miriam_riviera]

They are finally saying the quiet part out loud. It’s all about banning Private car ownership.

[QThestorm @17QStorm]

🚨MICHIGAN DEMOCRATS ARE JUMPING SHIP IN PUBLIC

Lifelong Democrat voters just stood at the podium with “DEMOCRATS FOR MIKE ROGERS” signs and said the quiet part out loud.

“I usually vote Democrat… but I’m gonna be voting for Mike Rogers.”

Why? Because Abdul El-Sayed has made one thing crystal clear:
We cannot let him anywhere near the U.S. Senate.

This isn’t a fringe protest. This is Democrats in Michigan watching their own nominee and deciding the radical is too far. They’re choosing country over party while the machine pretends nothing is wrong.

El-Sayed keeps bleeding his own base. Keep the pressure on. Michigan can still save the Senate if these defections turn into a flood.

The dam is cracking.

[Alba Pakula @ampakula]

Fire Hochul!

[Kathy Hochul @KathyHochul]

Two years ago, Donald Trump promised he would cut grocery prices. He lied.

My opponent Bruce Blakeman supports him.

While I’m fighting to bring down costs, MAGA Republicans are hellbent on making everything more expensive for families who are getting squeezed.

[Susan Renee @MsGraceIves]

@jsolomonReports I want pre-Obamacare pricing & freedoms. It was affordable before it was socialized.

[GB News @GBNEWS]

'They have always known these men are a danger to our women'

Renee Hoenderkamp discusses a guide given to migrants telling them not to rape women.

[American Alpha @AmericanAlphaX]

How did we get here as a civilized society? Has the world gone mad? They say…

Lindsay Clancy is innocent.
Patrick Clancy is guilty.

Karmelo Anthony is innocent.
Austin Metcalf is guilty.

Tyler Robinson is innocent.
Erika Kirk is guilty.

Renee Good is innocent.
The ICE agent is guilty.

The Bible is being played out before our very eyes. Isaiah 5:20 “Woe unto them that call evil good, and good evil; that put darkness for light, and light for darkness; that put bitter for sweet, and sweet for bitter!”

[Sam E. Antar @SamAntar]

Hakeem Jeffries says taxpayer dollars should be spent making life more affordable for Americans instead of on Iran.

Where was this concern while New York was spending billions housing, feeding and providing services to migrants from the border crisis?

The taxpayer suddenly matters when the spending is politically inconvenient.

[Sam E. Antar @SamAntar]

Hey Mehdi Hasan, here’s the grown-up lesson for today:

People in government talk to people they disagree with.

Sometimes Hakeem Jeffries can even sit down with Jared Kushner and try to find common ground on serious issues. I know, shocking.

That isn’t weakness. That’s governing.

Demanding that every meeting with Jared Kushner begin with “you’re being subpoenaed” is not serious politics. It’s the kind of thing a child says when he thinks refusing to speak to the other side makes him tough.

Adults talk. Children throw tantrums. Grow up.

[Alba Pakula @ampakula]

@DWStweets What a useless strategy Trump Trump Trump

[Alba Pakula @ampakula]

@AbdulElSayed @MikeRogersForMI Why on earth would anyone support a totalitarian Islamic one-party military dictatorship?

[Alba Pakula @ampakula]

Why on earth would anyone support a totalitarian Islamic one-party military dictatorship?

[Dr. Abdul El-Sayed @AbdulElSayed]

This is @MikeRogersForMI second flip-flop in two days. Yesterday it was data centers. Today it's AIPAC. What's next?

He knows his positions are unpopular, which is why he changes them more often than he does his socks.

It's also why he's too afraid to debate. Coward.