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I didn't say that YOU said that. Mine was comment about how Trump has been slandered by the likes of you and the left for the past 8 years. Chickens coming home.


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The bleach thing wasn’t “me and” the left though, but talking about others I can understand what you’re saying. Everyone wants to talk to me about Trump and Biden when I barely talk about them
 
The bleach thing wasn’t “me and” the left though, but talking about others I can understand what you’re saying. Everyone wants to talk to me about Trump and Biden when I barely talk about them
fair enough. What is your honest opinion about the scorched earth that Biden is doling out right now?
 

Mayor Eric Adams’ former top aide Ingrid Lewis-Martin Traded Favors with NYC Hoteliers in Exchange For Bribes, Including $100K Porsche For DJ Son: DA​


Ingrid Lewis-Martin, the brash consigliere of embattled Mayor Eric Adams, was accused Thursday of trading favors for two New York City hoteliers in exchange for bribes — including a $100,000 loan for her DJ son to buy a Porsche.

The highly anticipated indictment in Manhattan Supreme Court levels bribery charges against Lewis-Martin, her son Glenn Martin II, hotelier Mayank Dwivedi and real estate investor Raizada Vaid.

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Ingrid Lewis-Martin was one of Eric Adams’ most important advisers.

Dwivedi and Vaid then gave her son, who goes by the name DJ Suave Luciano, two $50,000 checks, court documents state.

The DJ deposited the cash in an account shared with his public servant mother, and then transferred $50,000 to his business, Suave Productions, before using it to issue a $113,000 cashier’s check to buy a Porsche, prosecutors allege.

 

Mayor Eric Adams’ former top aide Ingrid Lewis-Martin Traded Favors with NYC Hoteliers in Exchange For Bribes, Including $100K Porsche For DJ Son: DA​


Ingrid Lewis-Martin, the brash consigliere of embattled Mayor Eric Adams, was accused Thursday of trading favors for two New York City hoteliers in exchange for bribes — including a $100,000 loan for her DJ son to buy a Porsche.

The highly anticipated indictment in Manhattan Supreme Court levels bribery charges against Lewis-Martin, her son Glenn Martin II, hotelier Mayank Dwivedi and real estate investor Raizada Vaid.

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Ingrid Lewis-Martin was one of Eric Adams’ most important advisers.

Dwivedi and Vaid then gave her son, who goes by the name DJ Suave Luciano, two $50,000 checks, court documents state.

The DJ deposited the cash in an account shared with his public servant mother, and then transferred $50,000 to his business, Suave Productions, before using it to issue a $113,000 cashier’s check to buy a Porsche, prosecutors allege.

dimbocrats are pissed that Adams left the plantation.
 
The New York Police Department's highest-ranking uniformed officer has stood down from his role after he was accused of predatory sexual harassment.

On Saturday morning The New York Post reported that Maddrey had traded large numbers of overtime hours in exchange for sexual favors from a subordinate.


Lieutenant Quathisha Epps told the outlet that Maddrey had 'preyed upon her' and even went as far as demanding sex inside the NYPD headquarters.

In an interview with the outlet she said: 'He wanted to have anal sex, vaginal sex, oral sex. He was always asking me to kiss his penis.'

 
The New York Police Department's highest-ranking uniformed officer has stood down from his role after he was accused of predatory sexual harassment.

On Saturday morning The New York Post reported that Maddrey had traded large numbers of overtime hours in exchange for sexual favors from a subordinate.


Lieutenant Quathisha Epps told the outlet that Maddrey had 'preyed upon her' and even went as far as demanding sex inside the NYPD headquarters.

In an interview with the outlet she said: 'He wanted to have anal sex, vaginal sex, oral sex. He was always asking me to kiss his penis.'

Not even for straight cash. Just got more over time??? Damn times have changed.
 
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