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Embattled Assemblyman Ardila releases private investigation findings, denies sexual misconduct allegations

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lib lies kill

So Juan, did you or didn’t you grope these women? It sure sounded to me like you did and was admitting to it. Please don’t run again.

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Madd Donna

Tsk. Tsk. Tsk. Another “woke” “newspaper”. Hardly EVER post my comments. One must wonder, who are you really protecting? He’ll get to stay since he is a person of color. If he were white, he’d be ousted by now.

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Madd Donna

This creep will get to keep his seat since he is a person of color. If he were white, different story. Great job NYC and NYS! Switching the racism card and trying to prove that TWO WRONGS DO MAKE A RIGHT!

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