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Frankenseat Showdown Splits Staten Island
The NY-11 redistricting lawsuit has exploded into a political loyalty test for Staten Island. Borough President Vito Fossella is leading the charge against Democrat operative Marc Elias’s “Frankenseat” map, which aims to slice the borough in half and strap its pieces to Brooklyn projects and Manhattan SRO corridors. Fossella calls the plan a “blatant hijacking”…
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The 40 Million Dollar Mulligan
James Franklin just pulled off the richest soft landing in college football history. Fired after a flat 3-3 start, Penn State paid him $9 million to walk away—saving itself a staggering $40 million from what was once the most bloated buyout in the sport. Now, in a plot twist fit for a booster fever dream,…
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Democrat Lawfare Seeks NY-11 Frankenseat
New York’s last Republican stronghold is under attack. Marc Elias, the Democrats’ lawfare kingpin, has launched a “Frankenstein” redistricting coup to hack Staten Island’s NY-11 into partisan pieces and bury the borough’s GOP voice. His lawsuit demands ripping Staten Island apart and stitching it to lower Manhattan and Coney Island housing projects—all to kill Nicole…
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Penn State Coach Search – The Dukes’ Dark Horse
Penn State stands at a familiar crossroads. In 1966, the university gambled on a little-known assistant named Joe Paterno, and the bet paid off in national titles, undefeated seasons, and a cultural blueprint that still shapes college football. Today, Athletic Director Pat Kraft faces a moment just as consequential. James Madison’s Bob Chesney has quietly…
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Malliotakis Map Massacre: Hochul’s War Puts NYC GOP on the Brink
Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul has declared “this is a war” over redistricting, and the first target is New York City’s last Republican stronghold: Rep. Nicole Malliotakis’s NY-11 seat. With Marc Elias, the left’s most feared “lawfare shark,” spearheading a court-driven assault to carve up Staten Island, Republicans face a brutal choice: fight with federal firepower…
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Bruce Blakeman Trumps Ed Cox
New York Republicans are headed for a full-scale political street brawl. Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman just blew up Ed Cox’s carefully staged coronation of Elise Stefanik, shattering the party boss’s “no-primary” fantasy. Blakeman, fresh off a landslide win in deep-blue Nassau, now challenges Stefanik’s inevitability and Cox’s authority. Trump benched Mike Lawler’s gubernatorial bid…




















