The more you defend a system that deprives over 50,000 children of the right to a basic education, the more the voters of New York City will notice.
Andrew Yang, one of the leading candidates in the New York City mayoral race, was confronted during a campaign stop in the Bay Ridge neighborhood of Brooklyn on Saturday about his opposition to the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement.
In some ways, the mayoral candidate’s $1,000 a month stipend sounds a lot like a kollel paycheck.
“New York is New York thanks to our city’s Jewish population — past, present and future.”
The Democratic candidates have had their differences, but every major candidate was on the same page when reacting to the plan — they don’t like it.
He has come out as anti-circumcision and has received the support of the alt-right.
“I think we have a problem in America with the way we are debating issues surrounding Israel and Israel’s security,” said one top candidate.
“I’m highly aligned with the intactivists,” Yang recently revealed. His views have not blocked him from moving on to the Democratic debates.
“I’m highly aligned with the intactivists,” Andrew Yang said. “History will prove them even more correct.”