13 Cursed New Developments in the Chaotic Brooklyn Democratic Party Saga
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The lawsuit over Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn's last-minute rule changes could decide the future of the Brooklyn Democratic Party.
They allege they've been "irreparably harmed," and they're ready to speak their truth.
But some members of the New York City Council are pissed about John Mangin's role in crafting pro-housing charter amendments last year that reduced their power.
The disease that devastated my family—and dozens of other New Yorkers this summer—was not some unavoidable tragedy, but the direct result of a series of failures that have persisted in municipal government for years.
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Hell Gate got audio from the controversial "power grab" vote meeting.
The final few seconds of the video contain a fuckup that genuinely made this reporter gasp.
The Times ran a story headlined "Hochul’s Advice for Mamdani: Focus on New York City," and outlined their disagreements on Israel. A behind-the-scenes look raises questions about that framing.
Hell Gate was outside a Mill Basin clubhouse Tuesday night as party chair Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn led a vote to override June's election results.
The Brooklyn Dems are set to vote Tuesday on new rules aimed at keeping the chairwoman in power—even though she was poised to lose reelection.
The Eric Adams holdover is antithetical to much of the left. She's also essential to the mayor.