“There is a lot of pain going on. You would think the sitting congressman would know something about that,” he said. “Where is he?”

So somebody would have the opportunity to run for the presidency on OPM: other people’s money

Minutes after the polls closed, and the first returns started trickling in, Joe Crowley knew his two-decade career in Congress was over.

"Are all of the apartments smoking weed?” Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez asks on a fourth-floor hallway of Elmback Houses in Queens, where indeed the smell of marijuana does seem to waft from one long end of the corridor to the other.

Michael Grimm strode into his campaign office, his arms outstretched, pulling his half-a-size too small blue suit tight across his brawny physique, to give double waves and double air-kisses to the room of mostly elderly volunteers for his unlikely comeback campaign for Congress

In case you haven’t noticed, the governor isn’t keen on there being competing power centers in New York State