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Hempstead, New York, U.S. April 16, 2025. U.S. Rep. LAURA GILLEN (Democrat - NY District 4) answers a question during her in-person Town Hall at Hofstra University on Long Island. (© 2025 Ann Parry, annparry.com)

Rep. Laura Gillen reaches across the aisles at Hofstra town hall

From LONG ISLAND – by Ann Parry (annparry.com)
April 18, 2025 

  • America’s just barely a functioning democracy  (author’s opinion)

Wanting to get a good aisle seat at Congresswoman Laura Gillen’s town hall, I arrived at Hofstra’s Student Center Theater shortly after 5pm, an hour before doors opened.

VIDEO: Rep. Laura Gillen (NY04) gives an Update at Town Hall:

During the wait, I chatted with someone nearby on line. Suddenly she looked up at me and paused. In little more than a whisper, she said, “I have pension funds invested in the stock market… but I still hope it crashes.”

Then she gave me a little “You know what I mean, don’t you?” nod.

I knew, and I wasn’t shocked.

America’s just barely a functioning democracy. So if someone feels little is making the president obey the law and constitution, tragically, a stock market crash might seem an acceptable horror if it put Trump in check.

By the time the town hall began, I didn’t notice any empty seats. First three Girl Scouts marched up to the stage, where they led the Pledge of Allegiance. Then KIM DOMAGE, of Calvary Tabernacle, sang the Star Spangled Banner.

“Rep. Laura Gillen's Hofstra Town Hall

Hempstead, N.Y., U.S. April 16, 2025. KIM DOMAGE, of Calvary Tabernacle, sings the National Anthem during Rep. Gillen’s town hall. (©2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

Rep. Laura Gillen (NY04), who’s on the Transportation & Infrastructure and the Science, Space & Technology Committees, began with  an update about her first months in Congress.  [see above video]

When the moderator, Hofstra Professor of Political Science, ROSANNA PEROTTI, explained she’d pick constituents’ questions from a bowl and read them aloud, several audience members called out that people who submitted questions should be able to ask them. 

“Rep. Laura Gillen's Hofstra Town Hall

Hempstead, N.Y., U.S. April 16, 2025. L-R, Dr. ROSANNA PEROTTI , Hofstra Professor of Political Science, reads a constituent’s question out loud as U.S. Rep. LAURA GILLEN (Dem – NY04) listens during her town hall. At left is a blue bowl filled with constituents’ questions written on paper slips. (©2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

Rep. Laura Gillen and audience members appeared to agree on several questions, including ones about working to reinstate the SALT tax deduction, improve roadway safety and poor water quality, and protect social security and medicare.

LAKEN RILEY ACT

VIDEO: Rep. Gillen’s Town Hall, Laken Riley Act:

But there were also questions on topics some audience members strongly disagree about with the congresswoman. 

Based on angry comments I read on social media after Gillen voted for the Laken Riley Act, I wasn’t surprised when her statements such as, “I support the Laken Riley Act, and I’d vote for it again,” drew loud criticism from several audience members.

After a man shouted, “You should be ashamed of yourself!” security escorted him out of the theater.

“Rep. Laura Gillen's Hofstra Town Hall

Hempstead, New York, U.S. April 16, 2025. During Rep. Laura Gillen’s town hall at Hofstra, audience members turn to back of theater where people are shouting in protest against Gillen’s vote for the Laken Riley Act. (©2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

TARIFFS & DISCHARGE

VIDEO: Rep. Gillen Town Hall, tariffs & discharge petition:

The audience supported Rep. Gillen’s strong attack against the president’s contradictory, extreme, and unpredictable words and actions about tariffs

Gillen explained there’s a bipartisan (Republican & Democrat) and bicameral (House and Senate) bill, the “Trade Review Act of 2025,” aiming to reassert Congress’s authority over trade policy. It includes that any tariff implemented by administration has to be reviewed by Congress within 60 days, and Congress can stop a tariff at any time.

Rep. Gillen feels the bill is important and hopes it will make it through the House and Senate.  

She explained how the House of Representatives is a majority rules place, and a discharge petition is the one way to get around Speaker of the House Johnson’s control of what Congress votes on.

However, Rep. Gillen candidly described a discharge petition as a long shot, particularly because the procedure requires some Republican to sign onto the petition.

Then she added, “But the more pressure that our colleagues feel to uphold the rule of law, the more likely they might be to join us on some legislation.

When an audience member called out asking what happens if the bill passes but Trump vetoes it, Rep. Gillen slowly said, “If Trump vetoes it… he vetoes it.”

Prof. Rosanna Perotti, the moderator, added, “We all know what happens at that point. That’s the civics thing.” Then she read the next question.

At the end of the town hall, several audience members also made their frustration clear when they shouted the president must be impeached.

FUTURE TOWN HALLS

Rep. Gillen’s town hall was the first of a series she plans to hold. I want to attend others because I learned quite a few things and appreciated hearing the audience reactions during the Hofstra town hall.

About civic engagement: 

Constituents who see the president as acting in an unconstitutional way need to feel hope it’s possible to stop those actions.

Civic engagement was touched on, for example, when Gillen stated how [constituents] putting pressure on [her Republican] colleagues can help pass bills, and Perotti said if Trump vetoes a bill then it’s time for the “the civics thing.”

But I’m not sure if many audience members had time during the event to appreciate the crucial role civic engagement may play when Republicans control the Executive Branch, both Houses, and have a conservative Supreme Court. 

Building on that,  it could be helpful to:

  • discuss in detail how civic engagement is crucial because it helps put pressure on officials or candidates we disagree with, and helps support ones we agree with. Discuss the role marches, protests, contacting elected officials, volunteering for candidates… can play.)
  • We need to feel our elected officials are listening to us. 
    If the audience brings up impeachment, explain what facts make it unrealistic right now. Go over those reasons even if they were discussed earlier in a different context.

For those of us who agree America’s just barely a functioning democracy: Work to help get our country through this crisis.


also seen at town hall:

“Rep. Laura Gillen's Hofstra Town Hall

Hempstead, New York, U.S. April 16, 2025. Dr. JOYLETTE WILLIAMS, Democratic candidate for Nassau County Clerk, attends Rep. Gillen’s town hall. (©2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

    • Rep. Gillen’s Hofstra town hall
“Rep. Laura Gillen's Hofstra Town Hall

Hempstead, New York, U.S. April 16, 2025. JOE SCIANABLO, Democratic candidate for Town of Hempstead Supervisor, attends Rep. Gillen’s Town Hall at Hofstra University on Long Island. (©2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)


fLI FYI:

from authoritarian’s playbook

  • attack the Free Press
  • attack the Rule of Law
  • attack Academic Institutions
  • attack Civil Liberties such as free speech and freedom of religion
  • silence Political Opponents

• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

democracy – representative democracy – republic

  • Democracy has different forms, including representative democracy and direct democracy – similar to how a car can be a pickup truck, a limousine, an SUV.
  • Representative democracy and republic are basically the same.
  • Our founders referred to our representative democracy or republic as a democracy

Feature Photo  (at top of post):  Hempstead, New York, U.S. April 16, 2025. Congresswoman LAURA A. GILLEN (NY-04) holds town hall at Hofstra University. 


Rep. Laura Gillen’s town hall:  my PHOTO GALLERY my VIDEOS

Rep. Laura Gillen:  gillen.house.govcontact/newsletter subscribe

Hofstra University:  hofstra.eduDept. of Political Science

Girl Scouts of Nassau County:  gsnc.org

Kim Domage:  facebook.com/kim.domage

Joe Scianablo:  facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575047587490

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“Rep. Laura Gillen's Hofstra Town Hall

Hempstead, N.Y., U.S. April 16, 2025. U.S. Rep. LAURA GILLEN (D-NY04) holds an in-person town hall at Hofstra University. (©2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. Nassau County Legislator SETH KOSLOW (Democratic - Merrick) has Campaign Kickoff for his 2025 run for Nassau County Executive, challenging Bruce Blakeman. (C) 2025 Ann Parry, annparry.com

Seth Koslow running for Nassau County Executive

From LONG ISLAND – by Ann Parry (ann-parry.com)
January 10, 2025            

Democrat Seth Koslow for Nassau County Executive

Wednesday night, Legislator Seth Koslow kicked off his campaign for Nassau County Executive. Koslow, a Democrat, is challenging County Executive Bruce Blakeman, a Republican. 

“Seth Koslow

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. Nassau County Legislator SETH KOSLOW (District 5) explains why he’s running for Nassau County Executive, during his Campaign Kickoff at City Cellar. (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

Why Koslow’s running for County Executive

To make Nassau County Affordable“Lower property taxes and implement fiscally responsible policies to ease the financial burden on families and small business.”

This could the most important priority for Nassau County residents and business owners, considering Nassau County’s high taxes and high cost of housing, as a start.

““Seth

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. L-R, New York State Assembly Deputy Majority Leader MICHAELLE SOLAGES and NYSUT PAC SUE MOLLER pose for photo during Campaign Kickoff for Seth Koslow’s 2025 run for Nassau County Executive. (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

To Eliminate Wasteful Spending“End unnecessary lawsuits, inflated salaries, and administrative bloat to ensure your tax dollars are used effectively.”

To Strengthen Communities“Invest in public safety, education, infrastructure, and essential services that improve quality of life for all.”

Early last year, Blakeman proposed a controversial plan that would, he claimed, increase public safety: the creation of an armed deputy force:

Blakeman wanted to deputize armed private citizens for use, as he explained it, “for devastating emergencies” like extreme weather disasters and power outages.

In mid-April, a group of Nassau County residents submitted a petition with over 2000 signatures to the Nassau legislature. The group urged the lawmakers to seriously examine the proposal for “Blakeman’s militia,” as the residents called it.

Democrats accused Blakeman of aiming to create an illegal militia that might be used, for example, against public protests unpopular with the Republican’s agenda.

But on December 30, 2024, Blakeman swore in 26 special deputies.

The provisional special deputy sheriffs receive pay for training, plus when, if ever, they provide service.

If any, in their capacity as a special deputy, are named in a lawsuit, how might that affect Nassau County’s already high cost for attorneys, at the least? 

““Seth

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. At center in blue suit, Nassau County Legislator SETH KOSLOW (District 5) poses for group photo with supporters during his Campaign Kickoff at City Cellar. (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

To Govern Transparently“Introduce strict accountability measures to make sure every dollar is spent in the best interest of Nassau County residents.”

On December 16, 2024, Bruce Blakeman, with the support of the Republican-controlled county legislature, formally made New York Post Nassau County’s official newspaper.

Our official newspaper can get hundreds of thousands of advertising dollars for county notices that are legally required.

Until mid-December, Newsday was Nassau County’s official newspaper. Its Nassau County readership and coverage are significantly larger than New York Post’s is.

Why did Blakeman make the MAGA tabloid New York Post the official newspaper of Nassau County?

One might say the question contains the answer.

As I wrote in a recent post – Flagging Bruce Blakeman & New York Post –  Newsday and many other media sources have covered Blakeman’s unpopular decision not to lower county flags for a full 30 days – like the rest of our nation is doing right now – to commemorate President Jimmy Carter.

New York Post did not cover that.

Also, Newsday and several other area media sources* (see below for examples) have reported that Legislator Seth Koslow has officially launched his campaign against Bruce Blakeman for Nassau County Executive.

New York Post has yet to cover that.

Does it sound like New York Post was handpicked by Bruce Blakeman as Nassau County’s official newspaper to provide transparent, adequate, balanced coverage of, and for, Nassau County?

“Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. L-R, Glen Cove Councilman JOHN ZOZZARO, Glen Cove Councilwoman MARSHA SILVERMAN. Nassau County Legislator DEBRA MULÉ (Dist. 6), Nassau County Legislator DELIA DeRIGGI-WHITTON (Dist. 11), SETH KOSLOW (Dist. 5), Nassau County Legislator ARNOLD DRUCKER (Dist. 16), Chair of the NYS Democratic Committee JAY JACOBS, N.Y.S. Assembly Deputy Majority Leader MICHAELLE SOLAGES, and Nassau County Legislator SCOTT DAVIS (Dist. 1) pose for group photo during Koslow's Campaign Kickoff at City Cellar.

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. L-R, Glen Cove Councilman JOHN ZOZZARO, Glen Cove Councilwoman MARSHA SILVERMAN. Nassau County Legislator DEBRA MULÉ (Dist. 6), Nassau County Legislator DELIA DeRIGGI-WHITTON (District 11), SETH KOSLOW (Dist. 5), Nassau County Legislator ARNOLD DRUCKER (District 16), Chair of the NYS Democratic Committee JAY JACOBS, N.Y.S. Assembly Deputy Majority Leader MICHAELLE SOLAGES, and Nassau County Legislator SCOTT DAVIS (District 1) pose for group photo during Koslow’s Campaign Kickoff at City Cellar. (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

Koslow’s background

Seth Koslow served as a Queens County Assistant District Attorney from 2013 until 2016, when he set up his own legal practice, SIK. He’s admitted to practice law with New York State and New Jersey Bars, plus the Federal Bar for Eastern and Southern Districts of New York. 

In 2023, Koslow was elected Nassau County Legislator for the newly redrawn 5th District, which includes parts of Freeport, Bellmore, Merrick, North Bellmore and North Merrick.

Koslow’s the Ranking Member of the Public Safety Committee, and also serves on these six committees: Finance, Minority Affairs, Health & Social Services, Veterans, Government Services and Operations, and Towns, Villages & Cities.

Koslow’s an active community member. For example, in 2024 he played in a Merrick Mayhem coaches softball game and was an umpire for the Bellmore/Merrick Moms Softball Classic. His wife Jill has a bakery in North Bellmore. The Koslows live in South Merrick with their three children, Sam, Jaclyn and Julia, and their rescue dog Coco.

“Seth Koslow

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. L-R, Nassau County Legislator DEBRA MULÉ (District 6) and NYSUT PAC SUE MOLLER pose as Moller takes selfie during the Seth Koslow for County Executive Campaign Kickoff at City Cellar. (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

Seth Koslow’s Campaign Slogan is: We Deserve Better!” 

““Seth

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. At the Seth Koslow for Nassau County Executive Campaign Kickoff, an LED campaign sign is on the wall at City Cellar Wine Bar and Grill. (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

– Koslow Campaign Kickoff –

““Seth

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. L-R, NYSUT PAC SUE MOLLER, Nassau County Legislator SETH KOSLOW, LAUREN CORCORAN-DOOLIN, and MATT ADLER pose for photo during Koslow’s Campaign Kickoff at City Cellar. (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)


* Examples of Media Coverage of Seth Koslow launching campaign on January 8, 2025, for Nassau County Executive:

New York Post 

– NO COVERAGE –
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Newsday 
1/8/2025 – “Democratic Leg. Seth Koslow Launches bid for Nassau County executive”
newsday.com/long-island/politics/koslow-nassau-county-executive-f37nytav
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News12 – Long Island
1/8/2025 – ‘Nassau Democrat Seth Koslow running for county executive”
longisland.news12.com/nassau-democrat-seth-koslow-running-for-county-executive
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Herald Community Newspapers
1/8/2025 – ‘Nassau County Legislator Seth Koslow launches campaign for county executive”
liherald.com/stories/nassau-county-legislator-seth-koslow-launches-campaign-for-county-executive,212338
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LI Press
1/8/2025 – ‘Legis. Seth Koslow challenging Bruce Blakeman For Nassau County Executive”
longislandpress.com/2025/01/08/koslow-blakeman-executive
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Patch  [MSN.com then also ran this article]
1/8/2025 – ‘Dem. Legislator Seth Koslow Challenges Blakeman for County Executive”
patch.com/new-york/merrick/dem-legislator-seth-koslow-challenges-blakeman-county-executive


““Seth

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. L-R, NYSUT PAC SUE MOLLER and Glen Cove Councilwoman MARSHA SILVERMAN pose for a photo during Seth Kosloff’s campaign Kickoff at City Cellar.(© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)


FEATURE PHOTO (at top of post): Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. Nassau County Legislator SETH KOSLOW (Democratic – Merrick) has Campaign Kickoff for his 2025 run for Nassau County Executive against the current one, Blakeman, a Republican.(© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)


Seth Koslow for Nassau County Executive: my Photo Gallery

Seth Koslow for County Executive: sethkoslow.com

Koslow Legislative homepage: nassaucountyny.gov/4463/District-5—Seth-Koslow

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FLI FYI: About halfway through the event, I was surprised to see my daughter Sue Moller, who was attending as a representative of NYSUT PAC. Sue captured the following iPhone photo of me before I knew she was there:

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. Photographer Ann Parry captures photos during Seth Koslow for County Executive Campaign Kick Off. © 2025 Sue Moller

Westbury, New York, U.S. January 8, 2025. Photographer Ann Parry captures photos during Seth Koslow for County Executive Campaign Kick Off at City Cellar © 2025 Sue Moller

 

FEATURE PHOTO for blog post: Mineola, New York, U.S. January 6, 2025. Flags flying at Theodore Roosevelt Nassau County Executive and Legislative Building are not lowered to half mast during a snowy Monday. The day before, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, a Republican, said county flags will be lowered for 3 days, Tuesday to Thursday, from when President Jimmy Carter lies in state until his burial. (C) 2025 Ann Parry, annparry.com

Flagging Bruce Blakeman & New York Post

From LONG ISLAND – by Ann Parry (annparry.com)
January 6, 2025

NOT in Bruce Blakeman’s ‘Backyard’ (NIBBBY): Flags are lowered 12/29-1/28 for our country’s 30 day commemoration of President Jimmy Carter’s death – but not in Nassau County.

When Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, a Republican, wouldn’t lower county flags starting Dec. 29, 2024, to honor President Jimmy Carter, like the rest of America did, our county became a nationwide embarrassment.

“Mineola, NY, USA. January, 2025. Flags flying at Theodore Roosevelt Nassau County Executive and Legislative Building are not lowered to half mast during nationwide symbolic commemoration of President Jimmy Carter who recently died.

Mineola, NY, USA. January 6, 2025. Flags flying at Theodore Roosevelt Nassau County Executive and Legislative Building are not lowered to half mast during nationwide commemoration of President Jimmy Carter. (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

But you can’t read about any of that in the New York Post – which is now the official newspaper of Nassau County, thanks to Blakeman with the support of the Republican-controlled Nassau County legislature.

President Biden ordered flags at federal buildings to be put at half-staff for thirty days – from December 29th to January 28th – in honor of the late former president, who died at the age of one hundred.

State governors, including New York’s Governor Kathy Hochul, directed state flags to fly at half staff during those thirty days.

This follows the U.S. Flag Code 4 USC 7 related to the death of U.S. Presidents. The flag code is advisory, not mandatory. 

Yesterday, January 5th – after facing widespread negative media coverage*  (see below for examples) – Blakeman said that Nassau County will lower flags at county operated buildings, but just for this Tuesday through Thursday.

These three days cover when President Carter lies in state, starting January 7th, until he is buried on the National Day of Mourning, January 9th.

Does anyone in Nassau County doubt that Bruce Blakeman would have lowered county flags starting December 29, 2024, if President Carter had been a Republican?


“Bruce Blakeman

Garden City, New York, USA. April 1, 2023. At left Nassau County Executive BRUCE BLAKEMAN speaks at podium, as Nassau County Republican chairman JOSEPH CAIRO looks on, when Nassau County GOP hosts the Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis program on The Florida Blueprint at the Cradle of Aviation. (© 2023 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)


* Examples of media coverage of Nassau County flags not being lowered for 30 days to commemorate Pres. Carter, who died Dec. 29, 2024:

New York Post – as of 12/16/2024, official newspaper of Nassau County (1)

– NO COVERAGE –
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Newsday – from 1940-12/15/2024, official newspaper of Nassau County (2)
1/6/2025 – “Flags to be lowered in Nassau in honor of Jimmy Carter”
facebook.com/newsday/posts/1001967205307862?comment_id=1369457664427116

Updated 1/3/2025 – “Nassau County buildings not lowering flags to half-staff in memory of former President Jimmy Carter”
newsday.com/long-island/politics/flag-half-staff-nassau-xiv0ip0w
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News 12 – Long Island
1/5, updated 1/6/2025 – “Nassau Executive: American flags at all county buildings will be lowered in honor of President Carter”
longisland.news12.com/nassau-executive-american-flags-at-all-county-buildings-will-be-lowered-in-honor-of-president-carter

1/4/2025 – “Some U.S. flags at Nassau buildings not at half-staff in honor of late President Carter”
hudsonvalley.news12.com/nassau-county-yet-to-lower-us-flags-to-honor-jimmy-carter
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AOL.com
Updated 1/4/2025 – “Nassau County flags not lowered to half-staff for Jimmy Carter”
aol.com/nassau-county-flags-not-lowered-031500935.html
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CBS New York
1/5/2025 – “Flags in Nassau County will soon be at half-staff to honor President Jimmy Carter”
youtube.com/watch?v=x8Is2JLRgYY

1/3/2025 – “Nassau County executive refuses to lower flags for late President Jimmy Carter”
cbsnews.com/newyork/video/nassau-county-executive-refuses-to-lower-flags-for-late-president-jimmy-carter/
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MSN.com
1/4/2025 – “Republican Allegedly Refusing To Lower Flags to Half-Staff Sparks Anger”
msn.com/en-us/news/politics/republican-allegedly-refusing-to-lower-flags-to-half-staff-sparks-anger/ar-AA1wWRps
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Newsweek
1/4/2025 – “Republican Allegedly Refusing To Lower Flags to Half-Staff Sparks Anger”
newsweek.com/republican-allegedly-refusing-lower-flags-half-staff-sparks-anger-2009662
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Patch.com
1/3/2025 – “Nassau County Flags Not Lowered To Honor Late President Carter”
patch.com/new-york/mineola/nassau-county-flags-not-lowered-honor-late-president-carter
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Pix11.com
1/3/2025 – “Nassau County executive refuses to fly flags at half-staff”
pix11.com/news/local-news/nassau-county-executive-refuses-to-fly-flags-at-half-staff/
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Yahoo News
1/5/2025 – “MAGA Official Finally Agrees to Lower Flags for Jimmy Carter After Dem Backlash”
yahoo.com/news/maga-official-finally-agrees-lower-001715771.html


(1) New York Post, Long Island: nypost.com/long-island

(2) Newsday, Long Island: newsday.com/long-island |partial list:
 • Newsday, L.I. High School Sports: newsday.com/sports/high-school
 • Newsday, L.I. restaurants: newsday.com/lifestyle/restaurants
 • Newsday, L.I. business: newsday.com/business
 • Newsday, L.I. School & Education: newsday.com/long-island/education
 • Newsday TV: tv.newsday.com

 • Newsday in Education Program:
     • newsday.com/newsday-in-education-jd1y6a18   
     • education@newsday.com
   

“Mineola, NY, USA. January, 2025. Flags flying at Theodore Roosevelt Nassau County Executive and Legislative Building are not lowered to half mast during nationwide symbolic commemoration of President Jimmy Carter who recently died.  (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)

Mineola, NY, USA. January 6, 2025. Flags flying at Theodore Roosevelt Nassau County Executive and Legislative Building are not lowered to half mast during nationwide commemoration of President Jimmy Carter. (© 2025 Ann Parry/AnnParry.com)


FEATURE PHOTO (at top of post): Mineola, New York, U.S. January 6, 2025. During snowy Monday, flags flying atop the Theodore Roosevelt Nassau County Executive and Legislative Building are not lowered to half mast during 30 Day commemoration of President Jimmy Carter. 


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