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thesquanderer

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7. That's true. I admit, "no dem bashing" is unevenly enforced. I suspect because it relies on user alerts.

Reply to choie (Reply #6)

Thu May 29, 2025, 07:10 AM

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If a Dem is largely unpopular, it's possible that nobody who sees the post feels motivated to alert on it. But if someone did, and a jury reviewed, I think such a post probably would get hidden.

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Cuomo Leads Among New York City Democrats [View all] RandySF May 28 OP

Not the New Yorkers know! choie May 28 #1

We're in a no-Dem-bashing zone, but I'll just say I really hope New York can do better than this. (n/t) thesquanderer May 28 #2

Eric Adam's is a democrat choie May 28 #3

Adams is not running as a Dem in the upcoming election. Gray area at best. thesquanderer May 28 #4

There was a lot of bashing of Adams choie Thursday #6

That's true. I admit, "no dem bashing" is unevenly enforced. I suspect because it relies on user alerts. thesquanderer Thursday #7

The good news is, at least Rudy's not running. Buddyzbuddy Thursday #5

I wouldn't choose DeBlasio or Bloomberg (a Dem last I checked, but it's Thursday, who knows)... thesquanderer Thursday #8

Ditto Buddyzbuddy Thursday #9