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David Segal to be rehired?
This is certainly Councilman Rodriguez's right, but I have to ask, did I miss the part where Segal admitted that what he did was wrong?
By his refusal to say that throwing a burning rag into a building was wrong (Segal admitted only to it being ineffective protest), Segal has openly embraced the viewpoint that such acts of terror are morally justified.
Displaying its usual scrupulousness about facts, the Post editorializes about Charlie Rangel's non-existent challenge of Clyde Williams' petitions.
Orthodox Pundit has practically baited me into responding to his story about the supposed "poll" conducted by "Innovation PAC" in the 7th CD Congressional race.
Last night on a Brooklyn Cable Access Television (BCAT) program, attorney Terry Hinds formally announced his challenge to Assemblyman Nick Perry, for Brooklyn’s 58th assembly district. The date for this year’s state primary elections is still not known; but rumors abound that we will have an August election-date instead of the usual post-Labor Day September-primary. Jamaican-born Nick Perry has been the elected representative here since 1992, and has only faced three primary challenges during his long tenure.
Poor David Segal.
Last week, Segal was the spokesman for a member of the NYC Council.
"A better America begins tonight," Romney told supporters in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Dare I say it? Could it be? Romney sounded presidential.
"A better America begins tonight," Romney told supporters in Manchester, New Hampshire.
Dare I say it? Could it be? Romney sounded presidential.
Simcha Felder, a man whose allegiance is ruled by expedience, brings to mind a venerable old poem which goes something like this:
"And this is law, I will maintain
Unto my Dying Day, Sir.
That whatsoever King may reign,
A clarification:
This afternoon, I got the following email concerning the article in which I called David Storobin a “schmuck” for insisting on running for the "Super Jewish" State Senate seat, when an Assembly race in the 45th would be a far better shot for him: