Kathy Hochul

Albany’s Ultimate Protection Racket: The Triangle That Became a Circle of Self-Enrichment

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Executive Summary: This investigation documents a pattern of inconsistencies spanning Letitia James’s tenure in two major offices. Our findings show that James spent years handling sexual harassment allegations by Ibrahim Khan differently across both positions—first as NYC Public Advocate (2014-2018) and later as NY Attorney General (2019-present)—while applying vastly different standards to similar accusations against political figures like Governor Cuomo. […]

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Governor Hochul’s Ledger: Peeling Back the Layers of Luxury and Favoritism

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The Bottom Line: New forensic analysis of Governor Kathy Hochul’s campaign finance records reveals a sophisticated pattern of coordinated luxury spending—where private jets and exclusive resort stays align with mathematical precision—operating alongside a broader system where taxpayer funds flow to benefit her political allies and family. Campaign finance investigations are like archaeological digs—each layer of data reveals new patterns hidden

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The $483,000 Question: How James Directed Funds to the Governor’s Husband’s Firm Before Her $10M Shield

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Twenty-four hours. That’s how long it took between The Guardian reporting that a federal grand jury had been impaneled in Virginia to investigate New York Attorney General Letitia James and the NY Post revealing that Governor Kathy Hochul had secured a $10 million taxpayer-funded legal defense shield, and sources confirming the FBI had opened a formal criminal investigation into James.

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Time for Action: Why Governor Kathy Hochul Must Suspend Letitia James

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An Open Letter to New York’s Governor on Attorney General Letitia James’ Pattern of Misrepresentations Governor Hochul, if the rule of law still applies in New York State, we deserve an explanation for why your Attorney General, Letitia James, remains in office despite mounting evidence of misconduct that would likely result in prosecution if committed by an ordinary citizen. The

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Exposed: The MTA’s $900 Million Congestion Pricing Hoax

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Statistical Evidence Reveals a Manufactured Success Story The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) has been trumpeting a stunning economic claim: congestion pricing allegedly sparked a $900 million surge in total retail sales (both taxable and non-taxable) south of 60th Street in Manhattan in January 2025. This eye-popping figure has been repeatedly promoted by MTA officials, Governor Hochul, and echoed by press

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How New York’s Crime Statistics Became a Political Fairy Tale

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How NYC’s Crime Statistics Lost All Meaning in 2023 In 2023, New York City’s crime reporting system experienced an unprecedented breakdown that undermined two decades of statistical reliability. When the state finally released its delayed 2023 crime statistics in November 2024, the numbers revealed more than mathematical discrepancies – they exposed a systematic manipulation of public safety data by officials

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Cooking New York’s Crime Books

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Albany’s Crime Numbers Game Through October 2024, Governor Hochul freely pushed her narrative of declining crime across New York State – conveniently excluding New York City’s numbers, which weren’t available on the state’s website. Then in early November 2024, months after they should have been released, the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services finally deigned to upload New

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