Last week, I attended a political campaign fundraiser at Trump Tower for the Republican congressional candidate, Michael Zumbluskas, who is running again Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee, Democrat Rep. Jerrold Nadler (NY-12).
Nadler, one of former President Donald Trump’s biggest foes in the House, has been facing increased criticism for neglecting critical issues facing his district and even some mockery for repeatedly falling asleep during important Congressional hearings.
His old nemesis, Trump, is currently surging ahead in the national polls against Vice President Kamala Harris, in his attempt to return to the White House on Election Day.
Over 30 attendees packed the basement-level restaurant at the tower, including former NYC Republican mayoral candidate Curtis Silwa, Brooklyn Republican N.Y. State Assemblyman Lester Chang, N.Y. County GOP Vice-Chair Robert Morgan III, and other dignitaries, donors, and guests. Guests and speakers freely mingled and exchanged their contacts over drinks at the Oct. 15 fundraiser, in one of the most guarded commercial buildings in New York.
This is Zumbluskas’ second run for Congress, after he ran against Nadler last time for New York’s 12th Congressional District in 2022. The Republican challenger is hoping that a Trump-led populist wave will give him the edge against the aging incumbent Congressman in this latest rematch. […]
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