New York City’s Metropolitan Republican Club took in only $330 at its door at a club event last week, far below typical $1,000 to $2,000 nightly takes in years past, according to a report compiled by Met Club Secretary Ambrose Benkert. The club has fallen on hard times after working against President Donald J. Trump […]
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Chirlane McCray–the ex-lesbian wife of Mayor Bill De Blasio — worked for the very same magazine that is now writing fawning profiles of her. McCray has emerged as a sort of Lady MacBeth figure to Mayor de Blasio. “Understand Chirlane,” de Blasio told the New York Daily News, “and you’ll understand me.” In the December 1979 issue of […]
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Mayor Bill de Blasio, a.k.a. Warren De Blasio Wilhem, once signed an anti-military defense letter in 1986. To The Spectator and the Columbia Community: We, the undersigned faculty, staff, and students of Columbia University wish to express the strongest support for those in Columbia’s science and engineering faculty who recently have signed the Strategic Defense […]
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Gotnews.com has learned that Wal-Mart has repeatedly ignored requests to stop funding Al Sharpton’s organization. The nation’s largest retailer has given repeatedly to Sharpton’s organization, says the government watchdog group National Legal and Policy Center (NLPC). The organization asked Wal-Mart to stop giving to Sharpton in light of the brutal NYPD cop murders. The Capital […]
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***MUST CREDIT GOTNEWS.COM The Muslim NYPD cop killer Ismaaiyl Abdullah Brinsley worked for a Muslim Brotherhood front group, according to his Facebook page. GotNews.com has confirmed and exclusively discovered that Brinsley went by another name — Ismaaiyl Abdullah-Muhammad — and that he worked for the Islamic Society of North America. The Islamic Society of North […]
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Attorney General nominee Loretta Lynch participated in a controversial panel on race and law enforcement, Gotnews.com has learned. The April 2014 discussion –“Strengthening the Relationship Between Law Enforcement and Communities of Color” — included Lynch, as well as Eric Holder, Al Sharpton, and Bill De Blasio. From the intro: “Many in the African-American community feel […]
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