(Gateway Pundit) Ed Cox must resign.
He is a donkey in Elephant’s clothing.
It has been discovered that Cox, chairman of the New York Republican State Committee, sits on the board of “League of Conservation Voters” (“LCV”) — which controls a network of at least five PACs, all registered as liberal and attached to a broader national network of far left Super PACs, including the “Beat Trump Climate Unity Fund.”
The mission of these PACs is twofold: support Democratic and far-left politicians, such as “Squad” members Rashida Talib and Ayanna Pressley, and even Letitia James, Tom Suozzi, and Kirsten Gillibrand, who received thousands of dollars and were all endorsed by the Cox-backed PAC.
This small group of approximately 250-people were strong-armed by Cox and his acolytes to effectively coronate Sapraicone as the nominee, despite the convention being only attended by county chairpersons, and no regular voting members of the public.
Thus, there is a conflict of interest between Cox, who donated thousands of dollars to Sapraicone’s opponent, and Sapraicone himself, Cox’s handpicked candidate, who misrepresents himself to the public as a Trump-ally and opposed to Kirstin Gillibrand’s agenda. Based on what has been revealed about LCV and its endorsements, no Cox-affiliated candidate can be trusted as someone genuinely committed to taking on Democrats like Gillibrand.
In short, both Cox and his handpicked puppet, Sapraicone, are frauds and party infiltrators that seek to keep New York blue, no matter the cost to the state.
Indeed, in a recent conversation with Cox’s Executive Director of the State Republican Party, Jason Weingartner, he reportedly conveyed that the goal of the New York Senate race was not to put their best foot forward and win. But rather, based on a source familiar with the conversation, to “do no harm.”
In other words, Cox is pushing Sapraicone to be the party nominee, knowing that he is unelectable – which would hand Gillibrand, who spends far more time in Virginia over New York, an easy victory.
This replicates the model of the NY-03 special election, in which Cox reportedly pressured Nassau County Chairman, Joseph Cairo, to lead the expulsion effort of former Congressman George Santos.
