Why have so many forgotten about the senior citizens that perished needlessly during the pandemic?
Covid in nursing homes was preventable until Andrew Cuomo ordered the virus into them.
Over 15,000 deaths. A cover up. No accountability.
Shameful.
Today is the 6-year anniversary of Andrew Cuomo’s fatally-flawed mandate that ordered COVID into nursing homes killing over 15,000 innocent people.
He has not been held accountable.
We honor the many victims by continuing our fight for justice and reform.
Behind this mission is an incredible team of women who were impacted and equally unwilling to stay silent. Together we show up, we advocate, we fight.
We are ALL going to get older.
This is your fight too. Join us. 💛
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Never forget the guy who forced you to wear a mask because of “science”, loaded the covid virus into nursing homes which killed over 15,000.
Do not give him a second chance to kill again.
Family, please help me in welcoming Owen & Kyle of Saint Clairsville, OH to the family ! They’ve embraced the 50 Yard Challenge, pledging to mow 50 free lawns for the elderly, disabled, single parents, and veterans in their community. Could your kids be the next to take on the challenge ?
When politicians go from denouncing Andrew Cuomo to supporting him- you’ve become everything we the people hate about politicians.
Andrew Cuomo hasn’t changed.
He’s the same loathsome thug he’s always been.
You look like sellout, inauthentic fools. #SayNoToCuomo
The Suffolk PBA is deeply saddened of the passing of Jackie Miller, fondly known as "the legend." Jackie was a pillar of support for countless members, offering his help and guidance long after his retirement. His unwavering dedication and positive attitude touched the lives of many, leaving a lasting impact on our community. As we mourn his loss, we will forever cherish the memories of his generous spirit and kind heart. We wish Jackie peace in heaven, knowing that his legacy will continue to inspire us all.
Jeremiah of Green Bay, WI who recently signed up for our 50 yard challenge received his safety glasses, ear plugs and white shirt in the mail ! He’s officially ready to start ! What words of advice would you give to him ? Will your kids be next to take on our 50 yard challenge ?
This shouldn't even be a conversation.
The son of a murdered NYPD Officer is fighting to keep his father's killer, a man also twice convicted of manslaughter, in prison. Let's circulate this EVERYWHERE and show him we stand behind him.
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The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over again and expecting different results.
Why would NYC elect a leader that has proven to be a failure?
New York deserves better than Andrew Cuomo.
#CuomosGottaGo#SayNOtoCuomo#NoMoreCuomo#CuoNO
When will Andrew Cuomo take questions from the press?
So far his campaign is “supported” by him bussing in hand-picked groups of people.
The “death cult” is not impressed.
@VickieforNYC The proposal is almost a year old. Seems odd a year ago this was planned 🤔. Maybe we should know what's ACTUALLY in the db? Maybe another abuse of power and this is covering tracks?
The Suffolk County PBA mourns the tragic loss of Patrolman Andrew Duarte, who was shot and killed while responding to an active shooter at UPMC Memorial Hospital in York earlier today.
Patrolman Duarte dedicated over seven years to protecting his communities, serving with the West York Borough Police Department and previously with the Denver Police Department in Pennsylvania. His bravery and sacrifice will never be forgotten.
Our thoughts are with his family, loved ones, and fellow officers during this devastating time. Rest in peace, brother.
How many of you remember Frankie from Des Moines, IA? She’s an OG of the program! She signed up in 2017 and completed the 50 Yard Challenge in 2018. Frankie was also the very first young lady to receive a Raising Women shirt—she’s one of the reason we added “Raising Women” to the name!
In the early days, only young men were joining the program. Then along came Frankie—determined to mow and make a difference. Anything he can mow , she can mow better .She became the first solo female to complete the challenge and proudly wore the first Raising Women shirt.
Launching Raising Women was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made. After Frankie paved the way, countless young ladies stepped up, showing that service and kindness have no boundaries.
Her mom said “ Frankie will be 18 in just a few weeks and is graduating from high school this spring. She keeps busy with school and her part-time job and continues to volunteer through her school volunteer program. She still mows for her very first client - Miss Connie. This fall she’ll be attending Drake University and is interested in pursuing a degree in environmental science. “