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To: locogringo who wrote (845552)	3/26/2015 6:04:56 PM
From: joseffy	1 Recommendation Recommended By locogringo Respond to of 1575062

Once again Comrade de Blasio reminds us of why Democrats must never be allowed to rule us Coach is Right ^ \| 3/26/15 \| Kevin Collins In the bad old days of New York City, the mob would decide the price of erecting a building regardless of who was planning to do it. Years after the construction of One Police Plaza, the City’s Police Headquarters, when the ceiling of the main floor started to fall down an investigation found that the mob had sold the city substandard concrete. They didn’t care who they ripped off. Hard work led by former Mayor Rudy Giuliani broke the grip of the mob on New York’s construction industry and for years afterward construction boomed because of the reduced costs of operation. Today the construction shakedown racket is not only back, the scam is being run by New York’s current Mayor Bill de Blasio. Last month de Blasio demanded a $50 million bribe from the Collegiate School, a private institution where the rich send their children for an actual education. It seems that Collegiate wants to build a new school and de Blasio thinks they should pay him $50 million for permission to do so. The Comrade wants to use the money to buy “affordable housing” for Barack Obama’s imported Democrat illegal aliens. If this wasn’t bad enough, the school has been informed that the $50 million should be considered a down payment and de Blasio could decide they had to pay more! Collegiate has been educating New York’s children since before it was New York. It opened in 1628 under the sponsorship of... (Excerpt) Read more at coachisright.com ...