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The Geenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation issued this rebuttal to City Council member Rivera’s three-card monty feint on zoning “protections.” “In response to Councilmember Carlina Rivera’s release of a letter requesting a ‘zoning protection’ plan for requiring special permits … Continue reading →

Do we realize how much invaluable national security expertise vanishes with Peter Strzok’s firing?

Our First Couple were able to bask in their moral superiority as the GOP opposition became more and more lawless and extreme–and more and more lawless and extreme.

Seth Abramson tweets: “Trump is systematically obstructing justice and tampering with witnesses—in public. No one stops him, He is destroying—one by one—each public servant who knows what he did. Every day he carefully he lays the groundwork for putting himself … Continue reading →

But I’m just now watching A Hard Day’s Night in its entirety for the very first time. I do remember my parents seeing it when it first came out in New York. They liked it so much they bought the … Continue reading →

Still no Twitter response from them to the outrageous firing of Strzok. Someone has to pull this party together–perhaps Michael Avenatti can.

with the firing of Peter Strzok. Strzok’s crime is not supporting Trump for President. That is now a capital offense in our country. The FBI Deputy Director is working as slugging arm for Trump. Anyone concerned? If the Dems don’t … Continue reading →

America under Trump is “rolling over in its grave prematurely,” says a friend.

of the fog and smoke machines operated by De Blasio, his kennel of poodles we call the City Council, and, of course, villainess Councilwoman Rivera. Berman, executive director of the Greenwich Village Society for Historic Preservation, sent out an email … Continue reading →

It’s intended as a check, a counterweight on the Mayor. Instead, as with Bloomberg, De Blasio’s City Council is a rubber stamp for one after another of the Mayor’s real estate scams. To wit, this year alone: East Midtown, Tech … Continue reading →