GOP’s Bruce Blakeman claims he was blocked from speech at West Indian Day breakfast after Hochul RSVPs
What to know about GOP’s Bruce Blakeman claims he was blocked from speech at West Indian Day breakfast after Hochul RSVPs
GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman claims he was axed from the lineup of speakers for the upcoming West Indian Day parade breakfast to make room for Democrats.
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What happened
GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman claims he was axed from the lineup of speakers for the upcoming West Indian Day parade breakfast to make room for Democrats.
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Follow-up questions
- What concrete event or decision sits underneath the headline: GOP’s Bruce Blakeman claims he was blocked from speech at West Indian Day breakfast after Hochul RSVPs?
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