Hiram Monserrate got in trouble recently for poaching Barack Obama’s slogan and logo.
Now, on his web site, Monserrate features not only a picture of former Mayor David Dinkins–who has not endorsed anyone in this race–but also a two-year-old campaign video featuring Bryan Pu-Folkes, a local activist who no longer supports Monserrate.
An aide to City Council candidate Julissa Ferraras emailed to say she’s having several fund-raisers between now and January 11th, with a few notable hosts, including State Assemblyman Jose Peralta and City Council members Leroy Comrie, Diana Reyna and Letitia James.
The name-dropping shows some continuity of support among other elected officials despite the now-unhelpful Read More
Jackson Heights City Council candidate Bryan Pu-Folkes has been getting scads of press attention, to which his website gladly attests.
But what kind of attention? It’s not always easy to tell.
(Right now, the combined language resources at the Politicker include: Curse words in Spanish and Zulu, and numbers 1-10 in Swahili, from Read More
