Claims extracted
31
sentences that state something as happening or true
Uncertain
6%
2 of 31 hedged
("reportedly", "may", "according to")
Leaning
Leans strongly right
of the writing, not the subject · beta estimate
Publisher signals
66/100
New York Post's corrections and
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Outlets on this story
1
Politics
Same framing elsewhere
1
articles that frame the event the way this one does
Opening his political circle is a tactic that is failing Mayor Zohran Mamdani
Seems a hole in Crapdammy’s tight — now loosening — circle.
asserted
that → open → circle
Stuff around him is opening.
asserted
Stuff → open → him
A devotee once said: “Crapdammy got more attention from my wife than I did.”
asserted
I → say → wife
His witchery is reaching non-Commie ears.
asserted
witchery → reach → ears
His people who get an A for hatred are whispering.
asserted
who → get → hatred
He told staff that Darializa Avila Chevalier, someone he endorsed, could become a problem.
uncertain
he → tell → problem
This woman who will replace Congressman Adriano Espaillat said she uses the American flag as a napkin.
asserted
she → replace → napkin
They discussed plans to get arrested at the UN.
asserted
They → discuss → UN
(A goal she achieved Sept. 24 while Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was at the UN
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Netanyahu → achieve → UN
Members plan to pressure the mayor if he goes off-script and softens his socialist tone.
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he → plan → tone
Some say he’s kind to business.
asserted
he → say → business
Little Crapdammy will get louder.
asserted
Crapdammy → get → ?
November cometh.
asserted
November → cometh → ?
He will get louder — even if not taller.
asserted
He → get → ?
Might someone look into what those folks close to him are doing and who might be babysitting for his honor.
uncertain
who → look → honor
As recounted in “The Stupidest Things Ever Said by Politicians,” in 1987, Sen. Daniel Inouye, the Iran-Contra committee chairman, said on Oliver North’s testimony: “If intent on submitting a final report that makes sense, his testimony becomes essential but not absolutely necessary.”
asserted
testimony → recount → sense
Same book: Jeb Bush announcing for Florida governor: “I am running not because I am George and Barbara Bush’s son.
asserted
I → announce → governor
I am running because I am George P. and Noelle and Jeb Jr.’s father.”
asserted
I → run → ?
The book “Anything for a Vote” has Bill Clinton inscribing an official copy of his speech to a friend.
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Clinton → have → friend
He wrote: “To Monica Lewinsky with best wishes, Bill Clinton.”
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He → write → Clinton
Jesse Ventura’s “S–t Politicians Say” on John Kerry’s 2013 first trip overseas as Sec’y of State saying: “In America you have the right to be stupid . . . And a right to be disconnected to somebody else if you want to be.
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you → say → somebody
And we tolerate that.
asserted
we → tolerate → that
We somehow make it through that.”
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We → make → that
Same book VP Dan Quayle: “Bearing a child alone mocks the importance of fathers.”
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Bearing → bear → fathers
In Cormac O’Brien’s “Secret Lives of the US Presidents,” it’s reported that Calvin Coolidge was never without a cigar — admirers sent him over 10,000 boxes of cigars — “and he smoked them all.”
asserted
he → report → them
Ask not how I know.
asserted
I → ask → ?
I know.
asserted
I → know → ?
Back to our little mayor: Chats of his influencers are so poorly monitored that in one they pitched ideas for his cockamamie videos.
asserted
they → monitor → videos
His staffers debated ideas about raising taxes.
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staffers → debate → taxes
They even bashed the governor.
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They → bash → governor
Overheard in the State Department: “You know the stock market is in bad shape when the Dow Jones and your cholesterol are the same number.”
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Jones → overhear → shape
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