NYC RINO Candidate’s Staff Fingered in B-Ball Point Fixing Scandal, America First Opponent Responds
Jose Nino
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In a recent press release, Joseph “Joey Salads” Saladino sharply criticized his rival Nicole Malliotakis after one of her staff members was caught participating in a criminal ring that tried to fix a college basketball game. The New York Post reported that last Thursday, October 3, 2019 Benjamin Bifalco was arrested in this rigging scheme. Bifalco is among 20 defendants that were named in three indictments that cover a broad range of criminal activity dating back to January 2014.
Bifalco was recently brought onboard as an aide to New York state Assemblywoman Nicole Malliotakis.
The Saladino campaign immediately pounced on this news to call out Nicole Malliotakis and her continued “lack of professionalism”. Saladino himself said, “This is just another item in the long list of her political history that makes her unqualified to hold a political office, especially in the House of Representatives.”
The Saladino campaign notes that she “has supported a wide variety of policies in her past depending on which way the wind blows.” Malliotakis has a track record of supporting anti-freedom legislation such as the New York SAFE Act, the most draconian gun control law in America, as well as “supporting mass immigration, being radically Never Trump and more”, according to the Saladino campaign.
Saladino stated, “She’s running a clown world campaign. No one wants this stuff. No one wants more corporate handouts, endless immigration, being disarmed. Who tells her these are good things?”
The Saladino campaign cities Malliotakis’ “profound disconnect and inability to manage her own office and staff” as grounds to disqualify her for running for higher office. They want to know “who the people were recommending hiring the staffer in question, how are they connected with Malliotakis.” The campaign hopes that “Law Enforcement investigates how this staffer was hired onto an Assemblywoman’s staff who is running for Congress.”
Saladino wants to bring his working class, New York City background to Congress and use his social media reach of over 10 million followers and 1 billion views annually to offer a new perspective to New York’s 11th Congressional district. He is only the America First candidate in this district and will faithfully carry out the principles that got Donald Trump elected.
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