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From Neighborhood Bully to Tyrant, Cuomo Now Sets His Sights on NYC


As we approach the final days before the general election, we are re-releasing our earlier article on mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo, “From Neighborhood Bully to Tyrant: Cuomo Now Sets His Sights on NYC.” We thought it would take years for Democrats to forget the crimes and corruption Cuomo inflicted upon New York State—and that he would remain where he belongs, in the dustbin of history. Unfortunately, we were wrong. It took barely a month for political amnesia to set in—and, regrettably, even some weak-kneed Republicans have forgotten and surrendered their values.

This reprint serves as a wake-up call to those Republicans and Democrats alike who have forgotten who Cuomo truly is and what his leadership cost our state, and why we must never forget, and never vote for Cuomo in the mayoral election.
By Philip Orenstein

In a shocking statement made in 2018 while serving as governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo declared that America “was never that great,” positioning himself for a rumored presidential bid against President Trump in 2020. However, his ambitions came crashing down when he resigned in disgrace in 2021 amid multiple sexual harassment allegations. Now, just a few years later, with the hope that the public has forgotten his past transgressions, Cuomo is rebranding himself as a leader of integrity and competence in his bid for New York City mayor. Shockingly, he leads the Democratic primary polls, earning praise from prominent figures across the political spectrum, including some Jewish leaders and the American Jewish Congress.


Vote Early to Help Curtis Sliwa Win!


Election Day:
Tues, November 4, 2025
Polls are open 6am-9pm.

Early In-Person Voting Period:
Sat, Oct 25, 2025 – Sun, Nov 2, 2025

“Find My Poll Site” @  www.vote.nyc

First day of early mail-in voting:
Friday, September 19, 2025
New York State’s Early Mail Voter Act, which took effect January 1, 2024, mandates that mail ballot materials are sent to voters starting 46 days before federal, state, county, city, or town elections

Vote by Mail Application or Absentee Ballot Request Deadline (Online & Mail):
Sat, October 25, 2025
Last day for board of elections to RECEIVE application or letter of application by mail or online portal for General Election ballot is Oct 25, 2025. Last day to apply in person is Nov 3, 2025.
“Request a Ballot” @  www.vote.nyc

Voter Registration Deadline:
Sat, October 25, 2025
Last day application must be received by Board of Elections to be eligible to vote in the General Election is Oct 25, 2025.
“Register or Check Status” @  www.vote.nyc

Queens Board of Elections
118-35 Queens Boulevard, Forest Hills, NY 11375
Tel: 718-730-6730
www.vote.nyc


Thank you to the generous support of our sponsors and to all who attended the glorious Family Fun Day BBQ!

On Sunday, August 10th, hundreds of friends and families from across the communities surrounding Alley Pond Park came together for a joyful day of food, fun, and fellowship at our Family Fun Day BBQ. It was a true celebration of summer and patriotism, with delicious food, exciting games, drone flying, dazzling magic, inspiring speakers, and the electric sounds of DJ Jimmy James. The highlight of the day was welcoming New York City’s next Mayor, Curtis Sliwa, who energized the crowd with his message of hope for our city.

This wonderful event would not have been possible without the generous support of our sponsors and food donors. We extend our heartfelt thanks to each of you for your contributions, which made this day such a great success. Your partnership helps us bring our community together, celebrate our values, and look forward to an even brighter future.

See listing of our sponsors and food donors and some photos of the event below.







Spending More, Delivering Less


By Elena Chin

“The greatest enemy of knowledge is not ignorance; it is the illusion of knowledge.”  Stephen Hawking

The total estimated cost of running the Department of Education has exceeded $4 trillion in inflation-adjusted dollars since its inception, ranking sixth among federal agencies in total spending. Since it was established in1980, department spending has increased by approximately 371% while overall spending increased by approximately 193%. In the last decade alone, the department’s estimated cost was $1.96 trillion, primarily due to COVID-19 relief fund allocations for remote learning support and health and safety protocols. While these funds were intended to benefit students, the biggest beneficiaries were large tech companies such as Google, Apple, Microsoft, and Zoom, not the students.


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