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The Congresswoman tweets: “Jordan Neely was murdered. But because Jordan was houseless and crying for food in a time when the city is raising rents and stripping services to militarize itself while many in power demonize the poor, the murderer … Continue reading →

Rupert Murdoch has a long history of inappropriate interference into the functions of government, and attempts to manipulate electoral politics.  And Murdoch’s minions follow suit with a vengeance. So chalk up one more traitorous overreach by eternally pursed Tucker.

Governor Hochul has dropped–for the moment–her horrendous plan to plan to wrap up NYC in a bow and gift it to the developers by eliminating all caps on residential building height. And despite what private and public propagandists says, it … Continue reading →

Well, it seems like it’s 2016 redux, with the faltering network going all in to get Trump elected. Trump is a traitor who launched a coup against this country, and CNN has no right to be fluffing him with a … Continue reading →

Writing for the Defector, Roth nails the perpetually pursed fascist specialty act.

No one on the right wing ever takes personal responsibility for anything they do or say, so it doesn’t come as a surprise that Tucker sputtered out a mealy-mouthed and utterly incoherent rant against the forces of something-or-other who supposedly … Continue reading →

He cost the old pirate some money.

My former neighbor Grady Carson writes about growing up in the pre-gentrified Greenwich Village for the West View News.

Both our governor and our mayor have been completely captured by the real estate community and its munificent campaign contributions. Thus Adams’ and Hochul’s  heinous proposal to turn the city over to the developers, no questions asked, by lifting all … Continue reading →

Senator Wyden provides facts on the debt ceiling crisis. The “mainstream” media might want to follow suit. “It’s clear that nothing unites House Republicans more than helping rich people cheat on their taxes. Republican cuts to the IRS made it … Continue reading →