Sunday, January 30, 2011

Corrupt Christine Quinn protested yet again


On Saturday morning (1/29), a dozen NYers held a protest against Christine Quinn at an entrepreneurs conference in downtown Manhattan.   We were there to inform attendees that their keynote speaker has been exposed on multiple occasions for budget and campaign corruption. Here's an article that concisely explains one of her scandals that is still being investigated by the U.S. Attorney's Office: http://www.365gay.com/blog/gay-city-news-demands-clarity-from-christine-quinn/

Monday, January 17, 2011

NY Post Christine Quinn's priority, the bottle of hair color to dye her hair!



I posted this comment!

Picture the Homeless was banned by Christine Quinn from attending city council meetings until famed Civil Rights lawyer Norman Siegel contacted her office. He was directed to her legal council and they apologized. You can't ban a group of people but clearly dying her hair all these years has taken it's toll. Quinn has blocked Intro 48 which is a bill to have a count of how many empty lots and buildings there are in NYC and you could understand homeless groups want to know but as The NY Post points out Christine Quinn has her priorities and dying her hair as well as catering rich New Yorkers eager to donate $ to her mayoral run are her top 2 priorities. How can she face NYers when she refuses to help us to get a hospital to replace St. Vincent's. A gay man was attacked in the W. Village 2 blocks from St. Vincent's. Rushing him there saved his life as he was put in a coma to help his brain to heal. Thanks to politicos like Quinn we bail out banks but not hospitals. Quinn needs to quit a job serving the people and focus on coloring her hair.


Please can we have an App for our Iphone that gives us the latest toll on how much her high priced defense attorney is costing us as exposed by The NY Post. Who in NYC gov okayed using Sullivan & Cromwell, a firm that specializes in White Collar crime used by Goldman Sachs for Quinn's staff?

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p