Robert Holden

09/01/2026

08/22/2026

This is good, so long as every house of worship gets the same partnership.

Several Christian churches were recently vandalized in Queens, and we heard barely a peep from the Mamdani Administration, the NYPD, media or frankly even the Diocese.

Christians deserve protection too. And I’d love to know what the Bishop and all that staff are doing besides showing up at rallies and taking jaunts out of the country.

Protecting churches and standing up for parishioners should be somewhere near the top of the list.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch promised Jewish institutions across the Big Apple will “not be left to protect themselves” against antisemitism “without a partner in the NYPD.”

08/21/2026

This is GREAT. NY is overrun with phony plates, ghost cars and out-of-state registration fraud while the Mayor and Governor refuse to do their jobs.

Now ICE is doing what City Hall and Albany won’t: arrest illegal immigrants breaking our laws and take these fraudulent out-of-state plated cars off our streets.

Two problems. One stop. WINNING.

College Point, Queens — a neighborhood where most people depend on cars — has been hit particularly hard, advocates sa

08/21/2026

Officer Omar Habib gave nearly 20 years of his life to protecting this city, and it should have never gotten to the point where he now has to fight on appeal for his freedom over a stupid law that should have never passed in the first place.

I voted NO on Rory Lancman’s diaphragm bill, and while in office I introduced legislation to repeal it, which the worst Speaker in the history of the City Council, Adrienne Adams, ignored.

Now Lancman is out on Long Island reinventing himself as a moderate, pro-public-safety Democrat. Nice enough to help screw up New York City and then flee to Long Island.

Omar and his family have my full support. Please help fund his appeal and give him the resources to keep fighting for his freedom.

And while we’re at it, repeal this dangerous law!!

Omar Mario Habib, 42, served the City of New York as an NYPD police officer for approximately 19 years, including assignments in the 40th and 47th Precincts. In 2015, Omar was recognized by the 40 Council at the 40th Precinct for his exemplary police work and his efforts as a mentor to newer officer...

08/20/2026

Good. Too bad he wasn’t picked up and deported sooner.

And how the hell was this guy able to get a job as a limo driver while moonlighting illegally as a boat operator? And I wonder how many times he’s voted, too.

Aren’t people sick and tired of this crap yet?

08/19/2026

Mamdani is a Communist piece of garbage.

He has millions for a propaganda office and an Office of Community Safety that’s quickly becoming the new ThriveNYC, but when paraprofessionals making $32,000 a year get a bonus, he runs to court to stop it while failing to give them the real raise they deserve.

This guy cosplays as a champion of working people. His actions tell you exactly what he really thinks of them.

08/18/2026

🚲 As traumatic injuries and deaths surge among children involved in crashes on e-bikes and other electrified vehicles, one California prosecutor is cracking down by pursuing criminal charges against some of the young riders' parents.

It is just one way officials across the country are trying to tackle the growing issue, while families navigate a patchwork of local laws and guidance on what kind of souped-up cycles and scooters are safe or even legal for their kids to ride.

New York City’s mayor recently sent cease-and-desist notices to dozens of online retailers for selling products marketed as “e-bikes” that aren’t street legal after a 17-year-old died in a crash on an illicit vehicle. In neighboring New Jersey, new regulations require e-bike riders to be at least 15 and obtain a license and vehicle registration.

📸 AP Photo/Gregory Bull

08/14/2026

How can “the task be too cumbersome” if shootings are down?!

Shouldn’t there be less to count? Because you know, “historic lows.”

Please explain, NYPD.

08/13/2026

When will NYC voters wake up?

08/11/2026

The Mayor’s spokesperson was pretty clear in her quote to the Post. Now the NYPD says it wasn’t true, and the Mayor is calling it a “miscommunication.”

This is very sloppy governing from City Hall. Making TikToks isn’t governing, and lately we’re not seeing much governing at all.

Someone isn’t telling the truth here.

If the Mayor’s spokesperson lied to the press, she should be fired.

The mayor’s clarification came after The Post reported late Monday that Duwaji planned to travel to Syria and Lebanon to visit family, with her police detail in tow.