Two weeks ago, a man named Alexis Lodde made a $100,000 donation to a Hudson Valley Democratic account. It was an exceptionally large gift, particularly for a Texan who until recently had never given money to a New York political campaign.
The donation came less than two months after workers at certain busing companies, including one owned by Mr. Lodde's firm, had gotten an unprecedented windfall from New York City government: a $42 million grant pushed through by Mayor Bill de Blasio to raise wages at low-paying private bus companies with city contracts.
Employees at the company owned by Mr. Lodde’s firm are expected to be among the largest beneficiaries, and the company itself will benefit from having a better-compensated workforce without having to pay for it.
Asked whether the mayor’s team solicited the six-figure sum after Mr. Lodde’s workers and company had benefited from the school bus legislation, a de Blasio spokesman said the mayor had not personally requested the funds, but declined to say who had.
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Sounds like 3 New York's for Wilhelm.
And the beat goes on.
How else could deBlas fulfill his dream of the first socialist state in the US? Fill the NY Senate and Assembly with shitheads and the State will be his. Next... Gov deBlas.
Whittiker chambers (who broke from the CPUSA,UNDERGROUND )worked with Werner's parents at Time Mag. after they lost their secret/classified status in the federal Gov,under H Truman. it seems they could not pass a "loyalty Exam" to insure their allegiance to the U.S.A. some labeled them Communists.
read "Witness"
By 2017 (1977), landlords will be burning down their buildings because they will be unable to cope with deBlasio rules, bringing us to the level of Detroit. But, heck, it will be a buying opportunity for all the Asians.
Beware the mustards of the seed, warns bolan's basket you stash.
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