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Former Democrat NY Assemblyman Dov Hikind Endorses Lee Zeldin

10/21/2022 6:21:00 PM

Former New York assemblyman and lifelong Democrat Dov Hikind supports Republican Lee Zeldin who is running for governor of New York

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Former New York state assemblyman and “lifelong Democrat” Dov Hikind threw his support behind Republican Congressman Lee Zeldin, who is campaigning to be governor of New York. Former New York assemblyman and lifelong Democrat Dov Hikind supports Republican Lee Zeldin who is running for governor of New York Hikind, who served as assistant majority leader in the Democratic-controlled state legislature, recently announced his support for Zeldin, a Republican congressman from Long Island, claiming it was preferable to casting a vote for “the disastrous Kathy Hochul.” He says he is “sick and tired of rampant crime and the Democrats’ hurtful economic policies.” “I’m not speaking as a lifelong Democrat, but as a concerned New Yorker who knows that if we do not make change to our leadership, there is no future for our kids, our families in this great state,” he said.The former assembly member then described local crime as “out of control.” Read more:
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ET Steven Melendez is a stickler for dramatic detail.” On the latest episode of his eponymous YouTube show, Hikind called on fellow New Yorkers to take advantage of the “historic opportunity” next month to “defeat the radical policies of the Democrat Party” in New York. The exhibit celebrates some of cinema’s most classic horror possession films that were released by Warner Bros. Despite being a longtime Democrat, Hikind warned that without change there would be “no future” for the residents of New York state. “When you put your hand out to raise her chin, what is that?” he asked Nathan Rommel, a recent recruit. “I’m not speaking as a lifelong Democrat, but as a concerned New Yorker who knows that if we do not make change to our leadership, there is no future for our kids, our families in this great state,” he said.  They're ready for Halloween at the"Watcher" house in Westfield, New Jersey, but the police barricade and"No Trespassing" signs aren't part of the seasonal decorations. Claiming that Gov. “OK, I want to see that,” Melendez said. “We know Warner Bros. Hochul “has failed us on every single level,” Hikind stated she is “hiding” from crucial issues. “You can’t even find her, she’s hiding,” he said. Mark’s Church in-the-Bowery in the East Village lay a worn paperback copy of “An Actor Prepares,” Stanislavski’s 1936 exploration of the actor’s craft. “Does anyone have any clue where she is on the most important issues?” The former assembly member then described local crime as “out of control. Guests are encouraged to explore every corner and come face-to-face with their worst nightmares.” “You and I watch our television, we watch the newspapers, we see innocent people being victimized every single day,” he said. “I have to train the dancers to learn this way of working,” he said.  "Because I was being nosy, because I really wanted to see this house," said Joan Matthews, of Scarsdale. “Crime is out of control at levels that we have not seen in 30, 40 years,” he added. “Out of control. The company’s first New York performances under his direction , at Florence Gould Hall on Friday and Saturday, could have been programmed by Byer. Tickets are available at.” Hikind also highlighted the “tanking” economy. “The economy is tanking and Gov. But in another sense, Melendez is subtly shifting the company’s emphasis. Hochul, what are her policies, do you have any idea?” he asked. It was just a fantastic, well-done movie. “She has spent $20 million in this campaign. Since its founding, the company’s repertory has consisted mostly of 20th-century chamber ballets of the kind considered too small, and perhaps too old-fashioned, for big ballet troupes, like de Mille’s “Carousel” and Limón’s “Mazurkas. Do you have any clue what she has done or what she’s going to do if she’s elected governor?” “No idea, no one has a clue. No one has any idea,” he added.) Melendez, 36, plans to keep many of them, he said, though what motivates him is different: “Diana liked these works because of their value to the history of dance. New York Gov. Kathy Hochul speaks during her primary election night party, Tuesday, June 28, 2022, in New York.” Image Melendez rehearsing with, from left, Sarah Stafford, Hannah Davis and Kieran McBride at Theater Ballet’s East Village studio.  Meanwhile,"New York Magazine" reports new DNA analysis indicates at least one"Watcher" envelope was sealed by a woman. (AP Photo/Mary Altaffer) Hikind, a renowned Jewish rights activist and founder of the advocacy group Americans Against Antisemitism , argued there is “no choice” but to support Zelden for governor of New York. “If nothing else, Zeldin has committed to declare a crime emergency and suspend the bail laws that are so popular with criminals, that put criminals back into the streets, people arrested 10,15, 20 times — victimizing New Yorkers, victimizing our neighbors, our friends, our communities,” he said.. “Zelden will deal with that on day one,” he added. Hikind also praised Zeldin for his commitment to “remove District Attorney [Alvin] Bragg in Manhattan, who shows more compassion for criminals than he does for the innocent victims of crime. Braylen Dion for The New York Times This phrase, “new to dance,” figures prominently in Melendez’s conversation.” “I mean that’s enough for me, I don’t need anything more,” he added. “You have DA Bragg, he is a disaster — all the criminals are voting for him. In his view, “Dance is dying,” he said, in large part because it fails to make a case for itself with audiences who didn’t grow up going to the theater, much less to the ballet — people of diverse means and cultural backgrounds, who have for too long been ignored by the purveyors of high culture.” Calling for “change,” Hikind claimed Zeldin is the “answer” to the state’s problems. “Things cannot continue as they are because if they do, you and I both know that there is no future in this great state of ours, and Lee Zeldin is the answer,” he said.” Melendez is well placed to consider such questions. Hikind concluded by suggesting the issue is beyond political affiliations. “This is not about being a Democrat, Republican, independent — it’s irrelevant,” he said. Dance was not part of his world until he met Byer at an outreach event at the shelter, when he was 7. “We need to vote for the person who will make a difference, who will save our state — and that is Lee Zeldin.” A new poll from Tuesday revealed Zeldin is within “striking distance” of Gov. She decided to put him in dance classes as a form of child care. Kathy Hochul (D) in New York’s gubernatorial race as crime is ranked as voters’ top issue heading into election day. In the final weeks of the gubernatorial race, Zeldin is running just four points behind Hochul, who takes 50 percent to the Republican congressman’s 46 percent, the Quinnipiac University poll with a margin of error of +/- 2.” Melendez trained at New York Theater Ballet’s affiliated dance academy, the School of NYTB, on scholarship, as part of its LIFT Community Service Program, founded by Byer in 1989 .4 percentage points. This represents a major shift in favor of Zeldin, as a Marist College poll . No one but Byer, who is still the director of the school, knows who is or isn’t on a scholarship.