Tiffany Caban Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and ran for District Attorney of Queens in New York.

She was heavily endorsed by AOC herself.

Caban won the election.  This is how she chose to announce it:

I don’t care that she is either queer or Latina.  That she clearly has made this central to her political identity does not bode well.  As we have seen so often in recent history, identity politics and social justice are almost always in conflict with actual justice.

So what I’m reading here is that violence in Queens is going to go up.  Qualiy of life will decrease as quality of life crimes skyrocket.  The streets will run red with blood and brown with human shit.  Open-air drug use will be everywhere, and makeshift tent cities will appear in every lot.

It’s not hard to predict this, because Caban’s rhetoric is the same as every politician in every major West Coast city that now has a standard of living that is comparable to the slums of Mumbai.

I’m going to start following the news out of Queens to track the decline.

 

 

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By J. Kb

9 thoughts on “We’re gonna have to start keeping an eye on Queens”
  1. “So I did what many thought was unthinkable for a 31-year-old Queer Latina public defender whose parents grew up in the Woodside Houses. I decided to run.”

    Literally who thought that unthinkable, I want to know.

    No one would think that unthinkable. Not even a legitimate neo Nazi or some gay hating white supremacist.

  2. Yeah, like the Philadelphia DA that won’t prosecute property crime involving less than $750, it won’t take long for people to wonder why violent crime is up. At least incarceration rates will be down.

  3. Might want to add Kimmy Foxx in Chicago and Crook County Illinois; and the guy in Dallas TX to your list too. I am worried for Minneapolis Minnesota because the long time Hennepin County Prosecutor is in alcohol/ drug treatment and in his seventies too.

    Good sources for Chicago are HeyJackAss! and CWB Blog. CWB broke a lot of the stories on Jussie Smollet this Spring.

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