Lhota loves the stop-and-frisk court ruling, de Blasio ‘disappointed.'
“Did you miss me?” Lhota responded with a devilish smirk when asked by a Capital New York reporter about his new aggressive style.
Earlier on the campaign trail both candidates met with a Jewish Press panel.
The Jewish Press recently asked New York City Republican mayoral nominee Joe Lhota to address issuesof concern to the city’s Jewish community.
The candidates answered questions on bris milah, the cost of yeshiva education, plans for the city’s economy, and Stop and frisk.
Mr. Lhota promptly followed up his attack on Mr. Silver with an extravagant fundraising e-mail.
“The events outside Manhattan are drawing large crowds and attracting GOP Primary voters, building the enthusiasm we need to win.”
“I didn’t leave my beard — my beard left me,” de Blasio told The Post.
Mr. Weiner, who is the only Jewish candidate running in the Democratic primary, was cheered by many marchers and onlookers, but many also booed.
Although born into a Catholic family, the candidate is halachically Jewish.
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Democratic candidate Erick Salgado called MBP “a practice that was commanded by God,” and practiced “since God told Abraham to do so.”
"We need a mayor who is not going to be confused by so many of these liberal ideas."