Repeal the Hecht-Calandra Act👩🏿⚖️⚖️
@shsatsunset.org
For fair admissions to all NYC public schools.
But AIPAC is against him, and that's where he gets his marching orders
June 29, 2025 at 4:03 PM
But AIPAC is against him, and that's where he gets his marching orders
No Democrat with AIPAC as a top donor has endorsed Zohran.
Look at his top donors...
Look at his top donors...
June 29, 2025 at 3:55 PM
No Democrat with AIPAC as a top donor has endorsed Zohran.
Look at his top donors...
Look at his top donors...
Don't hold your breath for that endorsement...
June 28, 2025 at 3:04 PM
Don't hold your breath for that endorsement...
There are very vocal and active organizers on this front. But that doesn't translate to votes.
In the heat of the debate Quinnepac put Asian voters at slightly *supporting* reform. But you would not know that from the headlines.
In the heat of the debate Quinnepac put Asian voters at slightly *supporting* reform. But you would not know that from the headlines.
February 27, 2025 at 1:54 AM
There are very vocal and active organizers on this front. But that doesn't translate to votes.
In the heat of the debate Quinnepac put Asian voters at slightly *supporting* reform. But you would not know that from the headlines.
In the heat of the debate Quinnepac put Asian voters at slightly *supporting* reform. But you would not know that from the headlines.
This is the relevant const. clause. I'm not sure how the city charter would affect the governor's action, but it, too, seems to require some involvement of the courts.
There's likely case law on this defining "misconduct or malversation," and the entire thing may likely be litigated to hell
There's likely case law on this defining "misconduct or malversation," and the entire thing may likely be litigated to hell
February 18, 2025 at 10:48 PM
This is the relevant const. clause. I'm not sure how the city charter would affect the governor's action, but it, too, seems to require some involvement of the courts.
There's likely case law on this defining "misconduct or malversation," and the entire thing may likely be litigated to hell
There's likely case law on this defining "misconduct or malversation," and the entire thing may likely be litigated to hell
I've given up addressing this.
Even in the heat of the debate in 2018, Quinnipiac reported that Asian-American voters were split on the issue.
Even in the heat of the debate in 2018, Quinnipiac reported that Asian-American voters were split on the issue.
November 18, 2024 at 2:33 PM
I've given up addressing this.
Even in the heat of the debate in 2018, Quinnipiac reported that Asian-American voters were split on the issue.
Even in the heat of the debate in 2018, Quinnipiac reported that Asian-American voters were split on the issue.