But here's proof!

Check it out, the next time they do the "here's the starting line-up" photos. It's clearly a tribute to Uncle Karl.

For the first time in my life I actually think I wet myself a little from laughing so hard!! I SOOOO needed this laugh today! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!!!!

allow me

That line might get him elected mayor in Tulsa, but New York ain't Tulsa.

. . . says this New Yorker!

Okay I'm in the burbs but its kinda like the moon orbiting around Earth...

Not happening.

keep up this line of BS. It might help de-toxify the "far left"--after all, if de Blasio is a commie, maybe commies aren't so bad....

against the democratically elected govt. of Nicaragua without the
financial backing of the Saudi royal family. Isn't that special?

sadly there doesn't seem to be a lot of interest. People are still trying to save this dead cow called Capitalism ...

Because I suspect that blue isn't your color.

And I believe that history has already pretty much made up its mind on the Marxism vs Capitalism question.

I wouldn't be so smug if I were you. Eventually folks will wake up and figure out that the fruits of their labor have been stolen from them.

"Eventually" we'll all be dead.

And I wouldn't call it 'smug' to acknowledge that Marxism has been thoroughly discredited everywhere it's been tried, while capitalism (for all its faults) provides the greatest good to the greatest number.

Explain how that works.

Capitalism is like a shark. Always has to keep moving ahead to breathe, to stay alive. If it stands still, it eventually suffocates.

Rebirth and replacment of obsoleted methods of doing things provides 'endless' opportunity.

but can't find a copy of the Marxist Playbook anywhere. How can that be when Democrats take their strategies from it? Where is it?

Though In this case I guess I understand why Lhota would be desperate, He has a better chance of discovering himself to be the reincarnation of Jesus Christ than he does of becoming Mayor of New York City.

And reading that piece from the NYT that Lhota is refering from just makes me more enthusiastic to campaign and vote for De Blasio, I highly respect a man who not only opposed our governments disgusting meddling in Nicaragua but also actually went down there himself to try and help people.

somebody loan me theirs?

he has some explaining to do!

The current Pope would probably approve of him.

Humanitarian work. Hmmmph! Can't have that.

I have a lot of Catholic friends who are involved in humanitarian work. All great people. Idealistic with hearts of gold. That makes me more of a DeBlasio fan. I didn't know much about him really.

And its sad that it was almost certainly written as something of a hit piece. The sort of Activism that De Blasio dedicated those years of his life toward are something that should be admired and held up, not put down.

They certainly did a couple of hit jobs on Christine Quinn.

...which has a different composition and mission than the metropolitan section, where they have been stomping on Democrats.

The Times also endorsed Lhota.

They're going to endorse someone in the republican Primary, and Lhota was far better than Catsimatides.

He'd been elected to the town government once, and when the re-election season came, he was in a tight primary -- so he send out a fundraising letter accusing one of his opponents of being a "communist"

Well, that got him a lot of attention and publicity, but not the way he hoped: this has been a progressive blue town for a long time, and a lotta folk around here prefer people that actually that do stuff, rather than yapping and snapping

It ended his political career

He may be the type of manager preferred by some New Yorkers, but this name-calling is going to remind everybody of Rudy. He doesn't have a prayer unless he rides in on the coattails of a catastrophe.

I'll bet they are incredible at teamwork.

how 50's retro though the slurs

the Koch brothers' donations to the Lhota campaign in the here-and-now.