Ward F Councilwoman Diane Coleman just isn't all that intelligent

Which probably means the entire Fulop ticket isn't all that intelligent. Whoa, hey, we were only kidding, just like Ward F Councilwoman Diane Coleman when she said that 'everyone' in her ward, Ward F, had a criminal record.

WOW. Again for emphasis, WOW. And you're running on Steve Fulop's ticket talking shit like that? You not only offended Viola Richardson who represented Ward F for over ten years before becoming an at-large Councilwoman but the entire ward. What are people waking up reading this story going to think? That you Diane have their best interests at heart when you write them ALL off as criminals?

Steve Fulop, what do YOU have to say? She's running on YOUR ticket. What are your thoughts on Ward F Steve? Do you agree with your candidate or do you reject her comments outright? Words we don't want to hear from your campaign are "misspoke", "taken out of context" or "misinterpreted".

Here is the back and forth between Coleman and Richardson:

Coleman’s joke came as the council discussed a federally funded jobs program up for approval at its meeting tomorrow. Keith Davis, who runs a jobs program that works with the city, told the council that applicants with a criminal history are prohibited from applying for the program.

“So that means everybody in Ward F,” Coleman said before laughing.

"No, it does not. No, it does not,” Richardson shot back as a handful of people in attendance groaned.

"I'm only kidding," Coleman responded.

"There's a whole lot of folks who do not have a record --" Richardson started to say, before Coleman interrupted, saying, "And they're probably already working or whatever."

Richardson replied, "No, there are a lot of people who are unemployed in Ward F who do not have a record."

Sorry, you weren't KIDDING. Kidding is supposed to make people laugh or be some kind of engaging joke. What you just did Kitten was to slap your entire Ward across the face. We're not sure which was more offensive, the comment they all have criminal records or when challenged RIGHTLY by Viola Richardson you cop to saying that the people who don't have records probably already have jobs. Whoa boy, thats just stupid. Diane do you read any kind of local news or national news to see what the job picture is like ESPECIALLY in urban areas? Do you keep up with current events? In your self proclaimed "13 years of service" have you paid no attention?

Diane Coleman ladies and gentlemen, and she wants your vote in May to keep representing the criminals in Ward F.

Yes Virginia, you can walk from the World Trade Center to Jersey City and not get your feet wet

Reymundo Rodriguez is either a very troubled man or a very adventurous soul. Rodriguez was at the the World Trade Center PATH station when he decided the train was just taking too damned long. There had been an accident in Hoboken earlier that day and though trains don't run directly from FuHo to the WTC Rodriguez thought he'd waited long enough.

Off he set on a spelunkers view of the PATH system. He didn't touch the third rail, he didn't get hit by a train. In fact, in all the reports Johnny has read not one PATH train operator mentioned seeing him in the tunnels. It wasn't until he got very close to the Exchange Place exit that a Port Authority contractor noticed him and asked him in essence what the hell he was doing. Rodriguez answered with a blank stare that none other than President Obama told him it would be OK to make the underground trip:

"(President Obama) told me it was safe to walk through the tunnel" he told the contractor. The contractor alerted police.

After Rodriguez emerged at Exchange Place he was arrested and in initial questioning told authorities he planted a bomb in the tunnel somewhere. What an asshole. Of course this meant the Joint Terrorism Task Force had to stop all train traffic and sweep the tunnels looking for a non-existent bomb.

Rodriguez was charged with criminal trespass and went for a mental evaluation and was released.