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Rama Duwaji apologizes for old posts, but not for likes praising Oct. 7 ‘resistance’ — Michael Lawler | ChamberLight
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NYC First Lady Rama Duwaji apologized for past offensive social media posts but remains under scrutiny for recent activity. Meanwhile, Governor Hochul advanced 'buffer zone' legislation and funding to combat hate crimes as several 2026 New York primary races take shape.
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ALSO MENTIONED Kathy Hochul, Governor of New York advocating for safety legislation; Jenifer Rajkumar, Incumbent State Assembly member; Stefani Zinerman, Incumbent State Assembly member
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