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🚨 GOOD MORNING NYC , LETS TALK POLITICS 🚨 Multiple Republicans have told me that 2–4 Republican seats across NYC have already been sabotaged from within their own party, and now another Republican Assembly seat in Brooklyn may be facing the same situation. Sources allege that one Republican is working behind the scenes to help Democrats, using political pressure and the threat of turning the Jewish voting bloc against candidates to get people in line. Those who refuse allegedly face retaliation and slander. I’m also hearing concerns about NGO funding being used as political leverage as well as allegedly getting people fired from there jobs ,Similar allegations surfaced during the mayoral race, when sources claimed Republicans who opposed the push for Andrew Cuomo were punished or smeared. Then @JackKaplanNY responds to my post about one Brooklyn race by bringing up a different Assembly race involving @MichaelforNY and Joey Sabin, claiming the Republican had repeatedly donated to @BernieSanders . I looked into those transactions and found they were subscriptions connected to the candidate’s radio show—not political donations. So we’re talking about allegations of Republicans undermining their own candidates, potentially helping Democrats take seats, and using political influence to silence opposition. How many seats have to be put at risk before Republican leadership steps in? If these allegations are true, the question is simple: Who is this person really working for—the Republican Party, or their own political agenda? I also wonder how much does it cost to turn against your own party ? 🚨I'll attach my investigation into Novakhovs alleged donations into the Sanders subscription below. 🚨Let's see if my apt gets swatted by the NYPD again because of me reporting on the truth 🫡 @HomelandGOP @GOP @BklynGOP @DJTNYCLUB

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Multiple Republicans have told me that 2–4 Republican seats across NYC have already been sabotaged from within their own party, and now another Republican Assembly seat in Brooklyn may be facing the same situation.

Sources allege that one Republican is working behind the scenes to help Democrats, using political pressure and the threat of turning the Jewish voting bloc against candidates to get people in line. Those who refuse allegedly face retaliation and slander. I’m also hearing concerns about NGO funding being used as political leverage as well as allegedly getting people fired from there jobs ,Similar allegations surfaced during the mayoral race, when sources claimed Republicans who opposed the push for Andrew Cuomo were punished or smeared.

Then
@JackKaplanNY
responds to my post about one Brooklyn race by bringing up a different Assembly race involving
@MichaelforNY
and Joey Sabin, claiming the Republican had repeatedly donated to
@BernieSanders
. I looked into those transactions and found they were subscriptions connected to the candidate’s radio show—not political donations.

So we’re talking about allegations of Republicans undermining their own candidates, potentially helping Democrats take seats, and using political influence to silence opposition. How many seats have to be put at risk before Republican leadership steps in? If these allegations are true, the question is simple: Who is this person really working for—the Republican Party, or their own political agenda?

I also wonder how much does it cost to turn against your own party ?