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In a bid to counter-balance the power of soft-on-crime bail
reform advocates in Albany, a new group backed by unions plans
to boost moderate Democrats in this month’s state Senate
primaries against AOC-backed progressive challengers and
incumbent lefties.
“New York is making a comeback. But Albany has failed us when it
comes to the safety and the justice we deserve,” a narrator says
on one television ad released Tuesday by the newly formed
nonprofit “Safe New York.”
It’s organized by pro-Mayor Eric Adams Transport Workers Union
president Tony Utano, Jackie Rowe-Adams of the anti-violence
organization Harlem Mothers SAVE and reps from groups such as
Alliance for Community Preservation and Betterment, New Yorkers
for Safer Streets, WSUR Brownstones and Asian Wave Alliance.
“We need state senators who will tackle the current crisis with
stronger gun trafficking laws to get illegal guns off our
streets and tools for judges to protect us from dangerous
criminals,” continues the 30-second spot.
Although the nonprofit is unable to endorse specific political
candidates in races according to IRS rules governing charities,
the group is circling the wagons around the notion that New
York’s criminal justice laws need to be strengthened — or at
least restored to their pre-bail reform weight.
The group is expected to spend close to a million dollars on the
statewide ad buy, according to a source.
“Public safety on our subways and on our streets has reached a
crisis level, and voters need to know what is at stake in the
upcoming elections this month,” Utano said.
“It is essential for the future of New York that our leaders
make common sense decisions to keep New Yorkers safe, so that
our city and state can recover and thrive.”
The message comes on the heels of Adams’ repeated requests that
Gov. Kathy Hochul call an emergency session of the Democrat-
controlled state Legislature and roll back parts of the
controversial bail reform statute.
Hochul shot down the notion, instead blaming judges for not
following the law.
Crime will likely become a focal point in several state senate
primaries especially in districts where incumbents who defended
bail reform are running to keep their seats.
State Sen. Robert Jackson is fending off a challenge from Angel
Vazquez, an education and policy advisor for the United
Federation of Teachers, for his upper Manhattan seat in the 31st
district.
In the 33rd district that covers parts of The Bronx, Sen.
Gustavo Rivera is also facing a primary from attorney Miguelina
Camilo, who is being backed by the Bronx Democratic Party.
Both Jackson and Rivera oppose changes to the state’s bail laws.
Other races that could heat up include primaries from the left
where the Democratic Socialists of America and Rep. Alexandria
Ocasio-Cortez got involved.
Both AOC and the DSA endorsed organizer David Alexis in his race
against incumbent Sen. Kevin Parker in Brooklyn’s 21st district.
They pair has also backed Kristin Gonzalez, an American Express
product manager, in the newly formed 59th district against
Elizabeth Crowley, who was endorsed by Adams.
The primary election is scheduled for Aug. 23.
https://nypost.com/2022/08/09/new-york-bail-reform-democrats-
become-target-of-primary-ads/
Hochul is interested in sucking black dicks for votes.
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