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RNHA National Endorses Lee Zedlin
The Republican National Hispanic Assembly is proud to endorse Lee Zeldin for Congressman in New York’s 1st District. Lee Zeldin is a staunch Republican with a proven track record in supporting conservative issues in New York. Zeldin grew up in Suffolk County where he developed a natural affinity for public service and a heart for
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A Race for the Lifeline of New York
As New Yorker’s race for a lifeline of survival in these prevalent times, only a miracle can help them dig New York of the hell hole that it fell in. Since 2014, the start of a mayoral win by Bill DeBlasio, the citizens of New York are left standing out in the field hoping DeBlasio
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New York Passes Qualified Immunity Law
A recent local law passed by the New York City Council causes great concern among police officers, community leaders, and local officials. The introduction of legislation #2220-a-21 passed on March 25, 2021, is currently awaiting the Mayor’s signature, who undoubtedly will sign it. The actions of the current mayoral administration have continuously harmed the citizens
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The Jericho March: A Peaceful March that took NY like a Storm
On July 21, 2020, New York City came to a halt when the Clergy, Community, and the NYPD united their efforts to display peace, unity, and justice in this time of great chaos in our Nation. This historic march was an epic movement that created hope and spread God’s light amid the shadow of violence.
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New York City: The Next Capital City of Crime?
New York City sees an uptick in violent crime since the approval of slashing $1 billion from the NYPD budget. Mayor De Blasio and Speaker Corey Johnson both pushed the cut amid the Black Lives Matter riots. This cut comes after De Blasio’s decision to release felons from New York City prisons to “flatten the
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In Destruction They Find #JusticeForGeorgeFloyd
Due to the video of police brutality displayed by former police officer Derek Chauvin, protests quickly sprang up in Minneapolis to seek justice for George Floyd. The protests quickly devolved into riots where property, both public and private were destroyed, and looting ensued. This started a chain reaction where more civil unrest is displayed throughout
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Christians Surprised at Gov. Cuomo’s Remark
For the many who are looking for solace in Religion during these trying times, New York Democrat Governor Cuomo’s unsolicited remark about God was anything but comforting. “God did not do that. Faith did not do that. Destiny did not do that,” he stressed. “A lot of pain and suffering did that.” These were the
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The Johnson Amendment Act, Freedom of Speech Gone Wrong
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed legislation (S.4347/A.623) known as the Johnson Amendment Act into law on October 23, 2019. This new law restricts non-profit corporations from participating or intervening in any political campaign on behalf of or against a candidate running for public office. It further states that any corporation, association, trust, or community chest, fund, foundation, or
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An Interview with Jamie Silvestri
Tonight we Interview Jamie Silvestri a candidate for NY State Assemblywoman. We discussed the situation in New York. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself in the district you’re running in? I’m running in District 10, which includes Huntington and a bit of Farmingdale. I was born in Huntington hospital, I’m a lifelong
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The RNHA Endorses Donald X. Clavin for Hempstead Town Supervisor
Hempstead, New York- The Republican National Hispanic Assembly is proud to endorse Donald X. Clavin for Hempstead Town Supervisor. Don Clavin is a dedicated family man and puts taxpayers first. He has Doctorate of Jurisprudence from Hofstra University School of Law and dedicated his time to giving the people of Hempstead confidence. During his time
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