Building..

 

Discovery..

 

The New Sentence discovered by the Democratic Party died so quick. 

Just " a died quick sentence" thought

The Hammer..

 

The first immigration case NYC mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani may have to confront if elected could be his own – as two House Republicans push the Justice Department to probe his path to citizenship and possibly boot him from the US.

Rep. Randy Fine (R-Fla.) last week demanded the feds “review every naturalization of the past 30 years – starting with Mamdani.”

“I just think we need to take a hard look at how these folks became citizens, and if there is any fraud or any violation of the rules we need to denaturalize and deport,” Fine told the Post.

Comment:

This will keep someone spinning until the application is reviewed and reapproved.

Work..

 

Gaza..

 

Peace is worth it.  Just a thought.

The louvre..

 

Liability..

House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries has endorsed Zohran Mamdani for New York City mayor.

Jeffries released a statement on Friday to the New York Times saying Mamdani has "relentlessly focused on addressing the affordability crisis and explicitly committed to being a mayor for all New Yorkers, including those who do not support his candidacy

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and other senior Democratic officials in New York have already expressed support for Mamdani.

State Democratic Party Chair Jay Jacobs previously said he will not endorse Mamdani.

Senate minority leader Charles Schumer has not yet endorsed anyone.

Analysts say Mamdani's progressive stances could be a liability for some in the Democratic Party.

Comment:

Throwing someone under the bus.

Shut Down..

 

Press..

 

Suspect..

 Responding to a New York Times report Saturday revealing that the Trump administration “decided to repatriate two survivors of a deadly U.S. strike on suspected drug runners in the Caribbean Sea rather than prosecute or hold them in military detention,” U.S.

 Congressman Eric Swalwell (D-CA) tagged Vice President JD Vance and wrote: “So we are either letting captured cartel members go free or bombing innocent people. Which one is it, JDVance?”

The U.S. Senate subsequently voted against a resolution aimed at preventing the U.S. military from continuing strikes in the Caribbean without congressional approval. 

Two Republican Senators, Rand Paul (R-KY) and Lisa Murkowski (R-AK), voted against their party to stop the strikes.

Comment:

It is a difficult choice to intercept or not to intercept these boats in the Caribbean. It is safer not to intercept.

Just a thought.