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NY GOP Candidate For Governor Lee Zeldin Holds Election Night Party The New York Times floated a conspiracy theory on Tuesday, suggesting that the man who allegedly attacked gubernatorial candidate Rep. Lee Zeldin (R-NY) was part of a carefully orchestrated plan to draw more attention to Zeldin’s tough-on-crime platform.
The article , written by Jonah E. Bromwich and Jay Root, noted that shortly after the attack — which was quickly thwarted by Zeldin and others nearby — the candidate predicted that his assailant would likely be back out on the street, thanks to New York’s bail laws.
“How Did a Man Accused of Attacking Lee Zeldin Go Free Without Bail?” the headline read, followed by a sub-headline that laid out the conspiracy theory: “The decision to release the suspect was seen by some Democrats as a ploy to fuel Mr. Zeldin’s anti-crime campaign as he runs for governor of New York.”
Shortly after the attack, Zeldin shared his prediction on Twitter. “His words as he tried to stab me a few hours ago were ‘you’re done,’ but several attendees, including @espositoforNY, quickly jumped into action & tackled the guy,” he said, adding, “Law enforcement was on the scene within minutes. The attacker will. likely be instantly released under NY’s laws.” His words as he tried to stab me a few hours ago were “you’re done”, but several attendees, including @EspositoforNY , quickly jumped into action & tackled the guy.
Law enforcement was on the scene within minutes.
The attacker will likely be instantly released under NY’s laws. pic.twitter.com/wZEyIyrjFe
— Lee Zeldin (@leezeldin) July 22, 2022 Zeldin followed with an update just 16 hours later, saying, “Just as I predicted, after the man who tried stabbing me last night was charged with Attempted Assault in the Second Degree, a felony, he was then […]
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