Sex and live sex video chatthe Citystar Cynthia Nixon announced her candidacy for New York governor today, in a historic milestone for gays who love TV and hate current governor Andrew Cuomo.
Rumors of the actress' run had been circulating for weeks. Then, Nixon formally announced her candidacy with a tear-jerker of a campaign ad on Twitter, emphasizing the actress' progressive politics and long history in New York State.
SEE ALSO: 2018 is gonna be a beautiful year for queer women in film. And yet.Before you get all "celebrities should stay out of politics" on me, it's worth noting that Nixon has been actively involved in education reform and LGBTQ advocacy for over 10 years. Nixon previously served as a spokeswoman for Alliance for Quality Education, an advocacy group for education reform.
This Tweet is currently unavailable. It might be loading or has been removed.
Nixon has been working closely recently with Bill Hyers and Rebecca Katz, both progressives and advisors to New York City Mayor Bill DeBlasio. DeBlasio and Cuomo have been at odds since DeBlasio took office, for Democratic insidery bro-ey reasons most New Yorkers rightfully DGAF about.
Political analysts believe that Cuomo has the clear operational and fundraising advantage, but who cares? Miracles do happen, and it'll be so nice to see the governor squirm, especially when Nixon can boast lines like this one:
"Unlike Governor Cuomo, Cynthia Nixon rides the subway every day," it says on Nixon's website.
New Yorkers or not, it's time all of us knew our Miranda rights (sorry, had to do one pun, too good, won't do it again).
Amazon Big Spring Sale 2025: Best Apple deals on iPads, MacBooks, and more still live
OMG, look at these original 'Legend of Zelda' design documents
This runner is using Strava to create delightfully festive patterns
This online retailer is now selling cash!
Amazon Big Spring Sale 2025: Best air purifier deals from Dyson, Shark, LG, and more
What we want our boyfriends, The Chainsmokers, to buy us for Christmas
'Smog refugees' struggle to escape 'Airpocolypse' in Beijing
The final 'Overwatch' developer update of 2016 looks at what's ahead
Best JBL deal: Save $80 on JBL Xtreme 4 portable speaker
Stadium security makes spectacular mid
Best AirPods deal: Save $50 on AirPods Pro 2
'Through the roof' Christmas trees are the season's most festive prank
Here are the books that inspired the world's most successful business leaders
8 Riz Ahmed rap videos you need in your life right now
Is it 'Thunderbolts*' or *The New Avengers'?
London rolls out a badge and card for people with hidden disabilities
This runner is using Strava to create delightfully festive patterns
Man's penis
Adrien Brody wins Best Actor for 'The Brutalist' at the 2025 Oscars
Where to watch your favorite Christmas movies this holiday season
Facebook allows advertisers to target you based on your shadow profileHow images like #DonDaleKids let us 'perform' our shock and outrageBurger King's AINothing to see here, just some ducklings wearing lederhosenA tribute to the persistently grim tweets from the Norway Ice ServiceIf politicians were famous Philadelphia attractions15 people reveal their wildest misconceptions about sexHow images like #DonDaleKids let us 'perform' our shock and outrageHere's your first glimpse of '70sKavanaugh says he didn't even watch Dr. Ford's testimonyYou can explore the garage where Google was born on Street ViewOculus Quest hands onAll the best theories about 'The Good Place' Season 3'Minecraft: Dungeons' delivers a new way to play 'Minecraft' in 2019Bear's summer plans include napping in your backyard kiddie poolNews host apologises for transphobic slur on Australian televisionSenator Orrin Hatch just called Dr. Christine Blasey Ford an 'attractive witness'Kanye West stays on brand with a naive proYou can explore the garage where Google was born on Street ViewTurns out Ross and Rachel from 'Friends' were initially never meant to go on a break Staff Picks: John Cassavetes, Giant Marbles, Terry Castle by The Paris Review Smurfgate by Sadie Stein Poem: Tender Range by John Rybicki Oliver Broudy on ‘The Saint’ by Rosalind Parry The Place of the Flavored Vodkas by Molly Fischer My Manticore by Sadie Stein Larger than News; Professional M.F.A. People by Lorin Stein Tonight! Celebrate the Nonfiction of Roberto Bolaño by Sadie Stein In Defense of Wanderlust by Miranda Popkey Staff Picks: Robert Walser, Katherine Larson by The Paris Review A Week in Culture: Chris Weitz, Director by Chris Weitz Plimpton! on Kickstarter by Thessaly La Force Fernando Trueba on ‘Chico and Rita’ by Joshua Jelly Semantic Thrills; Yes, Generalissimo? by Lorin Stein On Acknowledgements by Anna North Vladimir Nabokov and the Art of the Self Postscript: Celebrating Sybille Bedford by Sylvia Brownrigg A Week in Culture: Barry Yourgrau, Writer by Barry Yourgrau Making ‘Of Lamb’ by Thessaly La Force Big Sky by Danny Singer
1.9698s , 8586.8203125 kb
Copyright © 2025 Powered by 【live sex video chat】,New Knowledge Information Network