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.Andy Cohen Cohen has a pattern: Align with whoever keeps him palatable to the loudest outsiders. One minute he’s “neutral,” the next he’s dogpiling to protect a brand image. He’s done this for years on reunions and Watch What Happens Live! There’s a reason so many people on Andy... Cohen’s shows look tense at reunions. You can’t be open when you don’t trust the referee. This past season of #RHOC people noticed how a woman like Gretchen Rossi, pushed rhetoric many view as homophobic and transphobic in the years after Covid, was quietly ignored, while Tamra Judge became the convenient villain. That didn’t happen by accident. It was enabled by Andy Cohen’s silence and support. So this is the line, Nicki Minaj not aligning with the ‘right’ administration? Another figure whose credibility has steadily declined in recent years.show more

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Shapiro: When you have a president who is focused on making money for himself, that corruption leaves us all worse off because it means he’s picking favorites not based on what benefits the American people, but on what benefits him and his children. He’s picking sides in battles that ultimately are un-American because he’s putting his own profiteering ahead of the needs of the American people. That’s point one: his corruption has a real cost to the American people. Point two, though, is that what he’s doing seemingly is totally protected because the Supreme Court of the United States made one of its worst decisions, really over the last century, to give this president absolute and total immunity. And so he feels like he can do anything. So while he sits in that gilded Oval Office, he’s not focused on solving your problems, getting you health care, putting a roof over your head, or driving down your costs. Instead, he’s focused on trying to figure out how he can make a buck for himself and his family. And that is at odds with meeting the needs of the American people. So the first thing is his corruption has a cost to you, and the second thing is his corruption has been enabled by this Supreme Court, which has given him absolute and total immunity. That’s why we need real reform. That’s why we need anti-corruption laws at the federal level. I could make an argument that we need a 28th Amendment to our Constitution to bake in some stricter guardrails to protect the American people from a president of the United States who lacks integrity, ethics, and honor the way this president does. I think everything needs to be on the table. We need real reform.

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⁨This is Zach, he was 14 years old when speaking at a protest for Palestine in London last year. He’s not corrupted by mainstream media and he speaks with a clarity many politicians have lost. This is a glimpse of a generation that refuses to look away as teenagers have stopped waiting for permission to understand the world.⁩

⁨This is Zach, he was 14 years old when speaking at a protest for Palestine in London last year. He’s not corrupted by mainstream media and he speaks with a clarity many politicians have lost. This is a glimpse of a generation that refuses to look away as teenagers have stopped waiting for permission to understand the world.⁩

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Mr SP

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A Real New Yorker for New Yorkers: Curtis Sliwa Still Fighting for the City He Loves As usual, while I was out on the streets talking to people — including NYPD officers — the topic of the day was the New York City elections. When I mentioned Curtis Sliwa, the reactions were all the same: people lit up. They told me they support him because he understands this city in ways most politicians never could. Many said after the debate, they saw a different side of him — someone who truly knows the streets of New York and what they’ve become. I also spent some time with Curtis yesterday at the Halloween Parade, and one thing really stood out — he stopped for everyone. And I don’t mean just a few blocks. Curtis walked the entire parade route, shaking hands, taking photos, and talking to anyone who wanted a moment with him. You could see the respect and love people had for him — families, kids, and long-time New Yorkers alike. It wasn’t just a photo-op; it was Curtis being Curtis. This really highlights the disconnect between what the mainstream polls are showing and what the streets are actually saying. Out here, people are telling me they want Curtis. You can feel the support, you can see it in how people react to him. But the media keeps pushing a different story — one that doesn’t reflect the energy and the voices echoing across this city. Myself, as a native New Yorker who’s lived here for over 40 years, I know a b******* artist when I see one. I understand people — their tone, their movement, their energy — and I can spot the fake ones from a mile away. Now, look — nobody’s perfect. People do stupid things sometimes, and Curtis is no exception. He’s pulled off a few stunts in the past that made people shake their heads or laugh, maybe even question him. But that’s part of who he is — raw, unfiltered, and human. Sometimes people act out to get attention, but in his case, it always came from a place of caring about the city and trying to wake people up. That’s the difference. Curtis might have done things that looked crazy, but his heart’s always been in the right place. He’s real. He’s not a politician — he’s a regular guy who truly wants to save this city and have honest conversations with real New Yorkers. Some people say Curtis is a little crazy — s***, we’re all a little crazy. The man got shot multiple times trying to protect these same streets. Of course he’s going to be a little different. We’ve all seen a lot. Me, being in the line of work I’m in, I’ve seen things I didn’t want to see — things I never signed up to see. Did it make me a little crazy? Absolutely. It changes the way you look at life, at people, and at this city. Let’s not forget, Curtis founded The Marvelous 13 back in 1979 — a small group that later evolved into the now world-famous Guardian Angels. That was the start of a lifelong mission to protect and serve New Yorkers, and he’s been doing it ever since. For over 45 years, Curtis has stood up for the city when few others would. Now, at his age, this is most likely his last run for New York City Mayor, and you can see he’s giving it everything he’s got. Whether he’s walking a parade route, visiting neighborhoods most politicians avoid, or talking directly to everyday New Yorkers, Curtis is still doing what he’s always done — showing up. After so many years putting his life and energy into protecting New Yorkers, the city owes him respect, and voters owe him a fair shot at leading this city the way he’s been fighting to protect it for decades. That’s what makes him different. He’s not trying to be perfect — he’s trying to be real. And in a city that’s seen it all, that’s exactly what people are looking for. By Leeroy Johnson For licensing email viralnewsnyc@gmail.com

A Real New Yorker for New Yorkers: Curtis Sliwa Still Fighting for the City He Loves As usual, while I was out on the streets talking to people — including NYPD officers — the topic of the day was the New York City elections. When I mentioned Curtis Sliwa, the reactions were all the same: people lit up. They told me they support him because he understands this city in ways most politicians never could. Many said after the debate, they saw a different side of him — someone who truly knows the streets of New York and what they’ve become. I also spent some time with Curtis yesterday at the Halloween Parade, and one thing really stood out — he stopped for everyone. And I don’t mean just a few blocks. Curtis walked the entire parade route, shaking hands, taking photos, and talking to anyone who wanted a moment with him. You could see the respect and love people had for him — families, kids, and long-time New Yorkers alike. It wasn’t just a photo-op; it was Curtis being Curtis. This really highlights the disconnect between what the mainstream polls are showing and what the streets are actually saying. Out here, people are telling me they want Curtis. You can feel the support, you can see it in how people react to him. But the media keeps pushing a different story — one that doesn’t reflect the energy and the voices echoing across this city. Myself, as a native New Yorker who’s lived here for over 40 years, I know a b***** artist when I see one. I understand people — their tone, their movement, their energy — and I can spot the fake ones from a mile away. Now, look — nobody’s perfect. People do stupid things sometimes, and Curtis is no exception. He’s pulled off a few stunts in the past that made people shake their heads or laugh, maybe even question him. But that’s part of who he is — raw, unfiltered, and human. Sometimes people act out to get attention, but in his case, it always came from a place of caring about the city and trying to wake people up. That’s the difference. Curtis might have done things that looked crazy, but his heart’s always been in the right place. He’s real. He’s not a politician — he’s a regular guy who truly wants to save this city and have honest conversations with real New Yorkers. Some people say Curtis is a little crazy — s*, we’re all a little crazy. The man got shot multiple times trying to protect these same streets. Of course he’s going to be a little different. We’ve all seen a lot. Me, being in the line of work I’m in, I’ve seen things I didn’t want to see — things I never signed up to see. Did it make me a little crazy? Absolutely. It changes the way you look at life, at people, and at this city. Let’s not forget, Curtis founded The Marvelous 13 back in 1979 — a small group that later evolved into the now world-famous Guardian Angels. That was the start of a lifelong mission to protect and serve New Yorkers, and he’s been doing it ever since. For over 45 years, Curtis has stood up for the city when few others would. Now, at his age, this is most likely his last run for New York City Mayor, and you can see he’s giving it everything he’s got. Whether he’s walking a parade route, visiting neighborhoods most politicians avoid, or talking directly to everyday New Yorkers, Curtis is still doing what he’s always done — showing up. After so many years putting his life and energy into protecting New Yorkers, the city owes him respect, and voters owe him a fair shot at leading this city the way he’s been fighting to protect it for decades. That’s what makes him different. He’s not trying to be perfect — he’s trying to be real. And in a city that’s seen it all, that’s exactly what people are looking for. By Leeroy Johnson For licensing email [email protected]

Viral News NYC

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🚨 ✅ Bridget Phillipson make a good point on Andy Burnham (responding to McSweeney’s claim Labour wasn’t ready to govern after 4 years): “Andy Burnham has been in Cabinet previously. He’s held a number of roles. He’s been an MP before. He actually has more experience of governing than many of us did when we entered government for the very first time as ministers in 2024.” Unlike Andy Burnham, who has real Cabinet and parliamentary experience, neither Starmer nor McSweeney had ever held office while Labour were in power. Starmer then sacked Sue Gray, the one senior figure who actually knew how government worked and their attempt to rule with iron fist failed spectacularly. The inexperience at the top has been glaring.

🚨 ✅ Bridget Phillipson make a good point on Andy Burnham (responding to McSweeney’s claim Labour wasn’t ready to govern after 4 years): “Andy Burnham has been in Cabinet previously. He’s held a number of roles. He’s been an MP before. He actually has more experience of governing than many of us did when we entered government for the very first time as ministers in 2024.” Unlike Andy Burnham, who has real Cabinet and parliamentary experience, neither Starmer nor McSweeney had ever held office while Labour were in power. Starmer then sacked Sue Gray, the one senior figure who actually knew how government worked and their attempt to rule with iron fist failed spectacularly. The inexperience at the top has been glaring.

Liz Webster

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