BREAKING! SCOOP!
Brooklyn politicians doing Brooklyn politics in Brooklyn.
SCOOP w/@juliakmarsh: "Eric Adams’ mayoral campaign overpaid a campaign consultant who did little work — because he is the powerful Brooklyn Democratic Party leader’s husband, multiple sources claimed to The Post." -- nypost.com/2021/11/12/adams-…
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I’ll be out of Otisville before he leaves the governor’s mansion. Mario’s Kid isn’t going anywhere.
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@JudyRapfogel: File the paperwork. We're running.
Report: Former NY Assembly Speaker Shelly Silver has been released to home confinement theyeshivaworld.com/news/fea…
I haven't had a good meal in six months so I watch Mario's Kid's press conferences for basic nourishment now.
May the meshuggener Carl Paladino have a watery bowel for the rest of his days. newsday.com/news/region-stat…
.@JudyRap: Cut Jimmy’s per diem and reassign him to the supply closet next to the Visitor Center.
Is there anybody out there who's actually calling for a pardon of @ShellySilver? Other than Silver and people advising Donald Trump?
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If you’re looking for a podcast co-host, @PreetBharara, we’re available starting next week.
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Starting next week I’m available for @NY1 Wise Guys.
.@JudyRap: Put the word out that we’re open to hosting a podcast.
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.@JudyRap: Zero out Siegel's office supply budget and take away his parking space.
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On behalf of the 65th Assembly district, the Democratic Conference and the people of New York, we thank @yuhline and @CarlHeastie for their service during this trying time. @JudyRap: Uncork the '93 Manischewitz Extra Heavy Malaga and fire up the campaign committee. We're back.
If you happen to get a $239 Zabar's Kosher Broadway Bakery Basket at your front door, @jaredkushner, I don't know anything about it. All my best to Charlie.
And now a final tuna salad on rye at Zafi’s. Extra pickle. Club soda... Tonight we open the ‘94 Manischewitz Cream Red Concord that Brodsky gave me for repealing the commuter tax.
Good ruling.
Bridgegate convictions overturned, in yet another blow to the use of broad federal statutes law to prosecute public corruption. Once again the decision was unanimous. A few key points to keep in mind: politico.com/news/2020/05/07…










