“The DOJ is now sending out grand jury SUBPOENAS in Florida regarding the investigation into disgraced former CIA Director John Brennan, following the criminal referral from DNI Tulsi Gabbard.
Hours after Socialist Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the NYC mayoral race, the city’s Jewish Fire Department commissioner resigned, citing irreconcilable differences with the incoming leader’s anti-Israel stance.
Plus Mamdani’s “defund the police” rhetoric is leading to a larger exodus of personnel.
Robert Tucker, the FDNY’s commissioner turned in his resignation to outgoing Mayor Eric Adams after Mamdani, a 34-year-old socialist clinched the mayoralty with over one million votes in a three-way contest against Republican Curtis Sliwa and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Tucker will step down effective December 19, weeks before Mamdani’s January inauguration.
In a letter to Adams, Tucker talked about his refusal to serve under Mamdani, whose vocal criticism of Israel-including support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement and
‘Globalize the infitada’ —has prompted rebukes from Jewish community leaders and pro-Israel advocates.
“The values that guide my service are at odds with the direction this administration may take,” Tucker wrote
The nation’s largest fire department employs over 11,000 personnel and responds to more than 1.1 million emergency calls annually.
“The mayor of Coldwater, Kansas, Jose Ceballos, has been revealed to be a foreign national who not only got elected while not being a citizen, but has also been voting in federal and state elections since at least 2022.”
“Rania Khalek, the “journalist” with the mic to Hasan’s face, is a notorious Assadist who once took glam shots next to Assad’s human slaughterhouse, Sednaya Prison.
She now runs a propaganda outlet backed by the CCP-connected billionaire who also funds Code Pink. Total rot.”
Janice – re: your comment at the end of yesterday’s thread:
Yes, indeed, words are cheap. But it is important to properly reference the words of another with our own words. The post that was shared yesterday quoted one portion of the speech and claimed that Mamdani did not mention Americans, but he did in fact do so.
Those matters are important to point our whether we agree with and support a particular public figure or don’t. It is too easy to believe the worst about those we don’t support or like, which also makes it too easy to bear false witness against them. I see that way too often.
According to this, Mamdani will probably not be able to enact much of what he has planned. Scroll down past the “Quick Hits” to “Dreams vs. Dollars.” . .
“After making hundreds of millions from insider trading, impeaching one of America’s greatest Presidents twice, destroying our healthcare system, and flooding our country with millions of illegals, Nancy has decided it’s time to retire”
“Mamdani’s win had nothing to do with the economy. Nothing to do with whatever bullshit the pundits are selling. Mamdani won because he appealed to the tribal interests of the foreigners who have taken over the city. The longer that voters had lived in New York, the less they supported Mamdani. That’s the whole story.”
“Virtually everything liberals point to for depicting Trump as a dictator was pioneered by Dick Cheney, then implemented by Bush 43: starting with unlimited executive power.
That’s just one reason the Dem alliance with the Bush crowd is so pathetic.👇”
“Well look at that–leftwing NGOs funneling money to “faith leaders” to shape their thinking on politics which they can then spread to folks in the pews.
But that can’t be true. Only “conflict entrepreneurs” would believe and write about such things…”
“Oh boy, there’s a whole separate category for training “Faith leaders”
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“Pay no attention to the media getting 3 billion annually… and another 3 billion for “creative media”… for reference, MSNBC’s advertising revenue is a mere 250 million annually.”
Re; 2:58 – Whatever motivated Mamdani’s election is a matter of opinion. Opinions vary. As HRW pointed out, those who voted for Mamdani were also American-born younger folks who have moved to New York and tend to be less financially well off.
Keep in mind that NYC attracts young people (and some older, too) from all over America, not only from other countries. Insisting that most newer New Yorkers are foreign-born is not accurate.
Forgot to mention, for those who may not have taken a look at the Dispatch piece, that the thrust of the article is not about who voted for Mamdani, but how far various laws and practices in New York will affect his ability to advance his agenda.
In fact, I just skimmed the piece, and I don’t see anything referring to who voted for him, so – unless I skimmed over a mention of why Mamdani was elected – Matt Walsh’s post was irrelevant to the Dispatch piece.
(I will give it another skim to see if I missed something, though.)
Wandering Views 
“The DOJ is now sending out grand jury SUBPOENAS in Florida regarding the investigation into disgraced former CIA Director John Brennan, following the criminal referral from DNI Tulsi Gabbard.
Here we go.”
https://x.com/EricLDaugh/status/1986453142322770413?t=rb7s3oVhsaSJknzo-I_yoA&s=19
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Hours after Socialist Zohran Mamdani’s victory in the NYC mayoral race, the city’s Jewish Fire Department commissioner resigned, citing irreconcilable differences with the incoming leader’s anti-Israel stance.
Plus Mamdani’s “defund the police” rhetoric is leading to a larger exodus of personnel.
Robert Tucker, the FDNY’s commissioner turned in his resignation to outgoing Mayor Eric Adams after Mamdani, a 34-year-old socialist clinched the mayoralty with over one million votes in a three-way contest against Republican Curtis Sliwa and former Gov. Andrew Cuomo.
Tucker will step down effective December 19, weeks before Mamdani’s January inauguration.
In a letter to Adams, Tucker talked about his refusal to serve under Mamdani, whose vocal criticism of Israel-including support for the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement and
‘Globalize the infitada’ —has prompted rebukes from Jewish community leaders and pro-Israel advocates.
“The values that guide my service are at odds with the direction this administration may take,” Tucker wrote
The nation’s largest fire department employs over 11,000 personnel and responds to more than 1.1 million emergency calls annually.
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“The mayor of Coldwater, Kansas, Jose Ceballos, has been revealed to be a foreign national who not only got elected while not being a citizen, but has also been voting in federal and state elections since at least 2022.”
https://x.com/Rightanglenews/status/1986424859757256856?t=hs0Ak3PWbFEay_xpd0J85g&s=19
Huh. I’ve been assured this never happens….
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I’m sure it’s fine….
https://x.com/KareemRifai/status/1986201228582240701?t=GoP7xqSHtFEAvyR7Fz1c_Q&s=19
“Rania Khalek, the “journalist” with the mic to Hasan’s face, is a notorious Assadist who once took glam shots next to Assad’s human slaughterhouse, Sednaya Prison.
She now runs a propaganda outlet backed by the CCP-connected billionaire who also funds Code Pink. Total rot.”
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https://x.com/JCAndersonNYC/status/1986092666808087029?t=IvUZPoTiptfmZrG0k5Lp3A&s=19
“Zohran’s election night guests:
✈️ Hasan Piker said NYC deserved 9/11
☠️ Mahmoud Khalil was the spokesperson for CUAD which called for the “total eradication of western civilization”
⚔️ Rania Khalek is a Singham operative who does PR for Hezbollah”
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NYC 2001: Never forget.
NYC 2025: Already forgotten.
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Janice – re: your comment at the end of yesterday’s thread:
Yes, indeed, words are cheap. But it is important to properly reference the words of another with our own words. The post that was shared yesterday quoted one portion of the speech and claimed that Mamdani did not mention Americans, but he did in fact do so.
Those matters are important to point our whether we agree with and support a particular public figure or don’t. It is too easy to believe the worst about those we don’t support or like, which also makes it too easy to bear false witness against them. I see that way too often.
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According to this, Mamdani will probably not be able to enact much of what he has planned. Scroll down past the “Quick Hits” to “Dreams vs. Dollars.” . .
https://thedispatch.com/newsletter/morning/what-can-mamdani-actually-do-as-mayor/
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Having fleeced taxpayers for every dime she could, Pelosi is retiring.
Good riddance to bad rubish.
https://x.com/DC_Draino/status/1986521796380705068?t=ghDp2g5Iv0mqID0K8GUWzA&s=19
“After making hundreds of millions from insider trading, impeaching one of America’s greatest Presidents twice, destroying our healthcare system, and flooding our country with millions of illegals, Nancy has decided it’s time to retire”
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For the folks at the Dispatch, who seem adverse to actual facts.
https://x.com/MattWalshBlog/status/1986496257565573481?t=KPqiBZV746oo7hyc9qZ2Zg&s=19
“Mamdani’s win had nothing to do with the economy. Nothing to do with whatever bullshit the pundits are selling. Mamdani won because he appealed to the tribal interests of the foreigners who have taken over the city. The longer that voters had lived in New York, the less they supported Mamdani. That’s the whole story.”
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And it makes those on the right who play along with them even more pathetic looking.
https://x.com/ggreenwald/status/1986520606951526486?t=6yF6aEKInJVP-nwiirIsQw&s=19
“Virtually everything liberals point to for depicting Trump as a dictator was pioneered by Dick Cheney, then implemented by Bush 43: starting with unlimited executive power.
That’s just one reason the Dem alliance with the Bush crowd is so pathetic.👇”
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Wolves in sheep’s clothing.
https://x.com/megbasham/status/1986508385110659255?t=e9ZVYCpU_qq9v_RTimFsfQ&s=19
“Well look at that–leftwing NGOs funneling money to “faith leaders” to shape their thinking on politics which they can then spread to folks in the pews.
But that can’t be true. Only “conflict entrepreneurs” would believe and write about such things…”
https://x.com/DataRepublican/status/1986502211527188905?t=Nw0ah5PE2nzs4Y2h2Z5P_A&s=19
“Oh boy, there’s a whole separate category for training “Faith leaders”
—-
“Pay no attention to the media getting 3 billion annually… and another 3 billion for “creative media”… for reference, MSNBC’s advertising revenue is a mere 250 million annually.”
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Re; 2:58 – Whatever motivated Mamdani’s election is a matter of opinion. Opinions vary. As HRW pointed out, those who voted for Mamdani were also American-born younger folks who have moved to New York and tend to be less financially well off.
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Keep in mind that NYC attracts young people (and some older, too) from all over America, not only from other countries. Insisting that most newer New Yorkers are foreign-born is not accurate.
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Forgot to mention, for those who may not have taken a look at the Dispatch piece, that the thrust of the article is not about who voted for Mamdani, but how far various laws and practices in New York will affect his ability to advance his agenda.
In fact, I just skimmed the piece, and I don’t see anything referring to who voted for him, so – unless I skimmed over a mention of why Mamdani was elected – Matt Walsh’s post was irrelevant to the Dispatch piece.
(I will give it another skim to see if I missed something, though.)
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