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Hakeem Jeffries and the Limits of Gutter Politics
Sometimes the one way to make everyone angry is to take the most sensible position. Take Atlantic Yards. The arena would provide Brooklyn a real public benefit, and whatever one thinks about the adequacy of the percentage of “affordable” housing in the project, I defy anyone to find any developer who’s ever done any better. Yards opponents say they aren’t against an arena, they just think the Yards (easily accessible to half the City’s subway lines, as well as many bus transfer points), is an inferior location compared to putting an arena in the Brooklyn Navy Yard (a mass transit desert located in a flood zone). And they are all for development of the Yards (a deep hole in the ground, whose conversion costs have scared away nearly everyone), but just oppose any plan likely to be viable there. But the Yards plan’s opponents are fundamentally right that the Ratner plan proposed for development is just too damned big, and that the only response Yards plan supporters have given to questions concerning how we will evolve solutions to the seemingly insoluble problems the project presents is “if you build it, they will come”. Pardon my skepticism. Only two candidates for elective office in the area have looked at this situation and proposed an appropriate “mend it, don’t end it” solution (unless we can interpret the silence of several others as the same thing). The first candidate to evolve such a position was David Yassky, running for Congress. He was later joined by Hakeem Jeffries, running for State Assembly. They are to be congratulated for their courage. Strangely, despite their almost identical positions on the same project (which makes Jeffries appear almost to be Yassky on a melanin overdose), their candidacies have produced, in some, strikingly different responses. Developer Bruce Ratner seems to have signaled his support for Jeffries’ Assembly campaign, while regarding Yassky, with far more venom than he’s directed at outright opponents, as a traitor to his cause. Jeffries also has the support of Reverend Clinton Miller, a leading Yards opponent, while Yassky has picked up no similar support. I myself would have to regard this all as a little strange, except that, while reluctantly supporting Yassky, I find myself questioning Jeffries’ very fitness for public office. Could it be that there is a world beyond Atlantic Yards? Perish the thought! My reluctance to support Jeffries against his opponent Bill Batson does not stem from a feeling that the best way to move to a good Yards compromise is to elect a few uncompromising opponents; even if true, it would be unfair, simply as a matter of tactics, to punish Jeffries for having the right position. And it isn’t because there are too many lawyers in the legislature (although there are); there are also too many professional political/union/social service staffer types (Batson is all three; although his artsy credentials are sort of neat and different). Frankly, as far as qualifications go, the choices in this race are an embarrassment of riches; contrast for comparison the choices for Congress in the 10th CD, which much of this area overlaps; there the choices (Towns, Barron, Green, Powell) are merely an embarrassment. And, it’s not because Jeffries' uncle, Leonard, is one of America’s leading anti-Semitic fools; one can’t play guilt-by-consanguinity games in Brooklyn politics, or one would have to lay at Councilman Lew Fidler the sins of his in-laws, the Garsons, who also happen to be his political arch-enemies; and anyway, Jeffries’ employment at Paul Weiss, the source of much of his campaign financing, would seem to indicate that Jeffries has no trouble getting along with Jews (although his uncle Len was once president of a Jewish fraternity, so who knows?). My problem, ironically enough, is Jeffries’ public act of bigotry involving one particular Muslim. Back in 2000, when Jeffries was making his first attempt at public office by challenging incumbent Assemblyman Roger Green, the candidates appeared in a debate on NY-1. Jeffries was in the process of completing an elevated philosophical oration explaining “the things that matter”; I couldn’t get my hands on a transcript, but basically it ran along the lines of “it doesn’t matter that I am younger and he is older” and “it doesn’t matter that I say po-tay-to and he says po-tah-to”, until coming to the inevitable “what really matters is…”. Apparently though, Jeffries got detoured along the way, for the real message was not what really mattered, but the content of one of the comparisons. Specifically, the thing that didn’t matter, that really did matter to Jeffries, was to let people know that, despite his name, Hakeem Jeffries was not a Muslim, but a Baptist. In itself, this was only mildly objectionable to prigs, and no worse than the sort of pandering common among Jewish candidates with not necessarily Jewish names (in Southern Brooklyn, usually the ethnic middle name on the ballot ploy is favored; e.g., Michael “Jules” Garson, Herbert “Saul” Lupka, and Michael “Chaim” Nelson, among others). Having watched Tish James go through every possible contortion to let her constituents (at least the black ones) know she's a Baptist, I have to believe that Southern Brooklyn is not the only place where some religions carry more political advantages than others. It's the same everywhere. Carolyn Maloney used to be famous for doing a targeted piece in every campaign which created the (false) impression that she was Jewish (it always included her maiden name, so she appeared as the subliminally suggestive “Carolyn Bosher Maloney”. Insiders referred to it as “the Carolyn Kosher Baloney piece”). In that spirit, the Presbyterian Maloney would also (scandalously) take communion in Catholic churches, go all prep-school Episcopal WASPY on the Upper East Side, and sound like she was raised on a turnip farm when she spoke at a Harlem Baptist church. So, I've got no problem with Hakeem letting folks know he's Baptist. But, I think it's telling that he saw little advantage, even pre-9/11, in having people mistakenly believe that he was a Muslim, even though the 57th AD is not without its Mosques. There are plenty of Muslims on Atlantic Avenue too, but I've never met a Brownstone Brooklyn pol who believed that running as one would help a candidate. So, it’s also telling that Jeffries didn’t stop there. “It doesn’t matter” he said, comparing himself to Green, “that I’m a Baptist and he’s a practicing Muslim”. Nice. Why bring it up, except to bring it out? If last fall, Pat Russo, the Republican challenger against Bay Ridge Councilman Vinnie Gentile had said "it doesn't matter that I'm a married father of three (or however many) and he's a practicing homosexual", no one would have been fooled into thinking that his comment was innocent. Hakeem Jeffires had given his audience a rare glimpse into how low an ambitious pol will stoop to obtain office. It was Hakeem’s clear intent not only to make sure people knew that he was a Baptist, but also to make sure people knew Roger wasn't. The first is politics (and OK); the second is gutter politics, and repulsive. Hakeem was not a teenager working on his dad's campaign (to allude to someone else's purported youthful indiscretion; although that one had no videotape); he was an adult member of the bar, working at a white shoe law firm. The line was delivered in a manner designed to disingenuously disguise its intent; in fact, to facially convey exactly the opposite intent. It’s no wonder Hakeem graduated from law school cum laude. However, no one savvy, including the New York Times, believed that the intention was anything but pernicious. Perhaps Hakeem’s behavior should be forgiven, but only after explanation and/or apology; yet, in the four years Hakeem’s had to do either, he’s ironically seen fit to play the Arab, specifically the Egyptian---He’s been in da-Nile! These days, Roger Green is not the world’s most appealing victim. In an Islamic Republic, he’d probably have been forced to surrender one of his hands for robbing the public till; here he barely surrendered his Assembly seat for about 15 minutes. Some make fun of Roger’s reluctance to discuss his private, but obviously sincere (he is a convert), religious beliefs, but in this day, when so may pols so disingenuously wear faith they don’t really embrace, faux-sincerely, upon their sleeves, there is something refreshing about a pol keeping such things private. And, except in those rare instances where a politician’s stances on the issues might actually beg the question of his religion’s impact (say, when a Quaker pol’s positions on matters of war and peace indicated he’d never support the use of arms under any circumstances, Hitler be damned, but not fought), it’s probably no one’s business. Certainly, Green’s socially liberal record has never evinced any evidence of an interest in legislatively implementing Islamic law. Clearly, Green saw no advantage in publicizing his religion, and despite his immediate shocked outburst during the debate (he walked out), he’s chosen not to bring it up again (probably because bringing it up again would only serve the purpose of reminding people of the fact which Hakeem chose to bring to their attention). I'll add that, since coming out of his spiritual closet, Green has been refreshingly (and seemingly almost recklessly) frank about such topics as Islamic racial prejudice, and Islamic anti-Semitism. Although otherwise having outlived his usefulness in Albany, he is a rare voice of truth and clarity on what are increasingly important issues (not that this would justify his election to Congress; although it may be his best argument). But Roger Green’s career in politics is almost over. Early next year, one of two very bright, very talented, young men will begin his first term in Albany representing Brooklyn’s most sophisticated African-American constituency. Undoubtedly, that young man will have committed any number of minor sins against good taste and decency to get there. We can’t clean up dirty politics; I’m not even sure we want to. But, we can set some limits. Defeating Hakeem Jeffries for the very reasons outlined here would send a message loudly and clearly about what we would like those limits to encompass. FOLLOW UP:A reader obviously closely affiliated with the Jeffries campaign provided the helpful information that, back in 2000, Jeffries had a private meeting with the district’s Imans and apologized to their satisfaction.He then took me to task for ignoring Jeffries’ contrition. I'm glad Jeffries apologized to the Imans (even in secret); he owed it to them; but, he also owed an apology to the entire voting public of the 57th AD for assuming they would respond to such a too cute by half ploy. I've yet to hear of a similar act of contrition directed at the general voting public. So, I'm not ignoring Hakeem's contrition; I'm waiting for it. For the record, I don't assume that Hakeem is or was a bigot; but, that doesn't make things better; it makes things worse; a bigot wouldn't know better; Hakeem did. I assume he did this knowing exactly what he was doing; to do otherwise would be to assume he was an idiot, and that's clearly not the case.
Perhaps lucky for you, Gatemouth, the DDDB posts here will miss your larger point. What was that point, anyway? Yes, despite being eminently qualified for the job and having support of community leaders who would never back a bigot, we should vote against Hakeem Jeffries because he made one ill-advised comment in a heated TV debate almost six years ago. If you could speak as an offended Muslim yourself or could know what really happened after that debate, I could see your point. (For the record, I understand that HJ apologetically explained himself to leading imams in the district after the remark in 2000 -- and for them, the remark truly is history). Heck, if you could cite even one more example of how that remark was NOT an aberration and somehow captures the true essence of Jeffries and his activism in the many years since, I could see your point as well. But you can't. Instead, this post seems to be of a piece with the spirited whispering campaign that could be found on the Politicker yesterday. (You want "gutter politics," check out Batson's unhinged supporters there!) Dragging down a neighborhood leader by ignoring his contrition and then questioning his motives really cheapens a page that had offered, up to now, the most trenchant and informed criticism on Room 8. Gatemouth, someone once said: "To err is human, to forgive divine." Let's get on with a campaign -- and a great blog -- based on issues. Defeating Hakeem Jeffries for the very reasons outlined here would send a message loudly and clearly about what we would like those limits to encompass. Though I wouldn't condemn you as strongly as the commenter above, I have to wonder whether you're serious here. Do you really believe that defeating Hakeem Jeffries would "send a message" anything like what you claim? That seems highly unlikely to me, especially since it's a "message" in response to an event that happened several years ago in a race against a different opponent. Far more likely a Batson win would be read as a referendum on the Atlantic Yards project. In fact, I would venture to say there is virtually no chance that a vote against Hakeem Jeffries would be widely understood as a message in protest of the event you describe. If you believe Jeffries' conduct in that debate reveals something important about his character, I'd like to hear other examples to support your assessment. And if you don't believe it reveals something important about his character, why mention it? More Gatemouth spewing of nonsense:
"And they are all for development of the Yards (a deep hole in the ground, whose conversion costs have scared away nearly everyone), but just oppose any plan likely to be viable there." here is the score gatemouth: Extell $150 million Ratner $50 million then $100 million you think Ratner's plan is viable? how so?  Anti-Yards, Pro-yards, couldn't care less about yards; but everyone is angry at Gate. 10:15: Let me understand this; I oppose the Ratner plan in its current form, and support your Assembly candidate, and you aren't happy with me? A great way to treat allies, and emblematic of the DDDB modis operandi. Rock: "Can't we all get along?" Good point; I'll be sure to raise it the next time I visit Lee Avenue. As to Freddie: Don't know, doubt it, don't think she can win, but who really knows? Pope: "The most trechant and informed criticism on Room 8"; sort of like being voted smartest bear in the zoo, but I'm a sucker for a compliment, and you are obviously a person of good taste, sophistication and discernment. But, on this one, I'm afraid we disagree. Hope you forgive me, and still consider this a "great blog" I'm glad Jeffries apologized to the Imans (even in secret); he owed it to them; but, he also owed an apology to the entire voting public of the 57th AD for assuming they would respond to such a too cute by half ploy. I've yet to hear of a similar act of contrition directed at the general voting public. So, I'm not ignoring Hakkem's contrition; I'm waiting for it. For the record, I don't assume that Hakeem is or was a bigot; but, that doesn't make things better; it makes things worse; a bigot wouldn't know better; Hakeem did. I assume he did this knowing exactly what he was doing; to do otherwise would be to assume he was an idiot, and that's clearly not the case. And, you are right, some of Batson's supporters are unhinged. Clearly, even Batson is embarrassed by them. If I was fighting Ratner, I supposed I'd have been driven over the edge by his efforts to cut off every pathway to public debate by any means necessary, including payments of cold hard cash on the barrelhead, and contracts for silence. Ratner's efforts may very well be within the letter of the first amendment, but they are an insult to its spirit. DDDB's response is counterproductive, but utterly explainable, though not always excusable. Antid: Funny, I thought you were anti-Yards; live and learn. My hope was enough people would raise this issue so it would become a factor, leading to either public act of contrition, or public repudiation. Obviously, the response I've received froom Jeffries supporters indicates that some in his camp are concerned this may occur. Frankly, if Hakeem is defeated, and it is presumed to be because of the Yards, so be it. The Assemblyman from 57 probably should be against the Yards. Might actually help lead to a reasonable compromise. And, while I agree with Hakeem on this issue, I think other matters are more important. 13:29: I'm not going to argue the numbers, but the ones you raise are considered somewhat simplistic by some folks i reespect (who are not necessarily pro-Yards), and there is a cognizable argument that Ratner's offer is the higher one. Anyway, it was DDDB who's always argued for the highest bid on the site; I've always thought that the community would do better if other factors were considered. The highest bid is not necessarily the one that is the best for the community. Fact Checker: As Michael Corleone once said "now who's being naive." "and there is a cognizable argument that Ratner's offer is the higher one"
actually there isn't one. "The highest bid is not necessarily the one that is the best for the community." true, sometimes. in this case, untrue. And I don't really care one way or the other about Jeffries or Batson. For the record.
Gatemouth, I do love how you get in the clever last word to your critics and fans alike. Here’s my beef. You are basically suggesting that Hakeem Jeffries should make (another) apology for an event almost six years back, and this because an anonymous blogger didn’t hear him the first time and thinks he needs to do it again. Pretty silly. If you are still so offended by that event, here’s my suggestion, offered in all seriousness: go to one of the many public debates and forums that the 57th AD will host this summer, come out from behind the curtain -- and ask Jeffries to explain himself for what he said way back when. I have no doubt that Jeffries’ answer to such a question would win over any public audience in the 57th. . After all, Roger Green can attest that the district’s voters forgive far more serious missteps, read: actual crimes. On the other hand, your feisty post suggests that you don’t want to hear contrition at all – and may be just wanting, as Ben Smith says, to “stir up trouble.” In other words, for you, it's not business, it’s personal… Speaking of the Godfather, and because this post has all the makings of a political hit, I do hope that Bill Batson has the good sense to ignore the Michael Corleone model. You have supplied Batson with a weapon he might be able to use in this year’s primary. For the district’s sake, Batson and his supporters would do better to leave that gun hidden behind the toilet.One of the reasons I left the Land Use Committee of CB 6 in 1985 was the committee's rejection of a proposal for the residential conversion of a derelict and vacant factory building I believe on the SW corner of Sixth Ave. & Dean. The committee also repeatedly rejected similar proposals all along the Gowanus Canal. I lost all confidence in the wisdom of such process. Years later I had a brownstone on Sterling Place as being one of those priced out of Park Slope. Two generations have passed since these downtown clearance projects. Pete Hamill, Frank McCourt and others write of that stretch of Flatbush in the Fifties. Those days and that community fabric can't be recovered by defeating the large vision of Atlantic Yards. The local politics is interesting but Ratner's plan is strangely organic. It's going to be great.
Gate: I figure by now we two are the only ones still reading this post. As for myself, I don’t have a blog. If I could find a way of making a living and being as prolific a blogger as you, I would take it up. Happy too to hear that this is no contract. And now that I’ve seen what you’ve had to say about Hikind and Cuomo, your memory does indeed remain long. But let me try one last time to exorcise you of this one haunting Hakeem Jeffries memory.I know you have little patience for naiveté, but doesn’t it seem possible that Jeffries’ original comment was not a sign of an innate character flaw, but a freshman error? Indeed, I remain somewhat baffled by what you think Jeffries stood to gain from his "too-cute" comment. Even if Green hadn’t famously stormed out, many viewers would have (rightly) recoiled at the comment. But where you see malice aforethought, I saw Jeffries, in his first-ever TV appearance, overcompensating on-the-fly for his name. Six years ago, Jeffries had not yet mastered the political art of “know thy audience” in a diverse district – and he mentioned church-going everywhere he went. Insiders watching NY1 were unlikely to care about a candidate’s membership at a local Baptist Church, which Jeffries mentioned more than once in the same debate. And while middle-class churchgoing black women (who probably make up the majority of voters in the 57th) might like to hear about a candidate’s church, had they been watching, they too might have squirmed at Jeffries’ “non-comparison” of his and Green’s respective religions. So while I agree with you that Jeffries is incredibly smart, don’t give him so much credit. His first campaign against Roger Green proved he is capable of mistakes -- and that a cum laude law degree and white-shoe law firm may not completely prepare you for the hand-to-hand combat of a Brooklyn streetfight. Plain and simple, your leopard’s spots analogy is just off. I believe Jeffries is now truly prepared to serve my community, and is better judged on the combination of character, leadership and community involvement he’s shown in the last six years. Perhaps it would also make some difference if I tell you that Jeffries is as decent and honest a person as I’ve met in public life -- but since it sounds like we know many of the same political charlatans, perhaps not. Might you withdraw your pre-judgment of this race until AFTER you’ve witnessed a debate or two between Jeffries and Batson (and now Hamilton) this summer? Setting Atlantic Yards aside (please!), I think you’ll come to agree that Jeffries is not only a mensch, but is far better-equipped and qualified to represent this district. I'm reading these posts and I feel compelled to make some points. First of all I'm a member of Community Board 8 and live in Prospect heights.There was an interview with Hakeem in the local paper The Park Slope Courier in which the reporter stated "Locally, Jeffries is a member of the 77th Precinct Community Council and on the Housing Committee of Community Board 8." This is false and if Hakeem stated this to the reporter he is a liar. Hakeem is not a member of CB8 and in fact in the last three years that I have been on the board I can't remember him ever attending a Housing committee meeting.(neither has the new candidate Freddie Hamilton ) He has shown up at a couple of General meetings lately but he has never said a word at any of these even when introduced. IF Hakeem supplied this information to the reporter then Hakeem needs to come in front of the CB to detract this statement and apoligize.I have been to numerous community meetings over the last couple of years and never seen Hakeem. So I would argue heavily with Hakeem calling himself a community activist. On the other hand Bill Batson has been an active member of CB8 for the last three years and is currently Chairman of the Fire Committee. Batson was also co-chair along with Meredith Staton of The BAY EIS Sub-Committee. The committee was created to prepare a report to the state of New York regarding the expectations of how the development of the Brooklyn Atlantic Yards Project would affect the community. This produced a Ten Point Plan for Community Board 8’s Participation in ESDC’s State Environmental Quality Review of FCRC’s BAY Development. http://brooklyncb8.org/BAYEIS.htm well, at your request, mr. pope, i will explain. your earlier post sounded more like a defense from someone who is in mr. jeffries inner circle (friend or family), rather than from someone who just knew him from his work around the 'hood. i did not intend to imply that mr. jeffries is not a good man, or that he is some sort of interloper in our community. what i simply--and clearly--said was that i didn't feel that he has put in the time around the district to be called a "community activist". i don't feel he has enough of a record in community work to be considered the "better equipped and qualified" person for the job. period. and for the record, sharpe james has GOT to go this time around--booker for newark in '06. sorry about my earlier error on the 77th precinct. it IS in the 57th. i stand corrected. but i'm not the candidate, so i hope you'll all forgive me. however, my questions about mr. jeffries and cb8 still stand (as well as his entire community record during non-campaign times). to mr. fact checker: rev. taylor and i know each other quite well--both from our community work together, and from me frequently attending his church services--so i think that i might be able to figure out where Open Door is (ps did he change his rules since the last time mr. jeffries ran? because NO ONE is allowed to speak from the pulpit, except for rev. taylor and his deacons). i am meeting with the pastor next week, so i WILL ask about mr. jeffries record in farragut and ingersoll (i believe whitman is rep'd by lentol), because that's really news to me. in fact, it seems to be news to a lot of folks living there (i know the leaders over there pretty well), because there has been a fiercely negative post-jeffries announcement buzz about the very quote i had the nerve to post. crime is a very big problem there, we can agree on that. but if you can't recognize how mr. jeffries quote is offensive, and can be interpreted as labelling people who live in public housing as "other", as "underclass", as taken over by the "culture of poverty", i don't know what to say to you. yes, the problems of crime in fiw are ugly, but the quote was disrespectful, and sounded like it came from someone who formed a portrait of public housing from the ronald reagan handbook (welfare mothers with pink cadillacs). rather than address the issue of crime, it was worded as an attack on the character of the people living there--even if that's not how it was meant. trust me, this is coming from residents of fiw, not just me. i'm not sure what type of privelege fact checker thinks i have. that's pretty amusing (i wonder what picture of me he's painted in his disgruntled head), but he seems to have become really personally offended by my post. so please calm down and have a glass of water, mr. checker. i'm one of the nice ones. it's going to be a long summer for you if you get THIS venomous every time someone even questions your candidate. Pope: I feel like I walked into somebody else's fight, even though this is my house. Anyway, even if black mama is a febiseneh unta-semit, I'm not sure that this is in any way the use of the gun I put behind the toilet. Although, it might be the gun Hakkem put behind the toilet back in 2000. The idea that his supporters would compare anyone's tactics to Sharpe James sticks in my craw, as what Hakeem did then is just the sort of thing you would expect from Sharpe's Ivy League educated younger brother (if such a person actually existed). Just remember, Sharpe started out as a "reformer" too; even backed Mo Udall in 76. I'm not sure black mama intended a slur, since it's doubtful that anyone on this blog would be within the slur's intended audience, or that the intended audience would know what a mensch is. In fact, the plain fact of it is that, Hakeem's finances notwithstanding, about 95% of the district's residents who do know what a mensch is (people like Daniel Goldstein) will be voting for Bill Batson. And, I'm sure this will be raised as an issue by the Jeffries campaign's equivalent of black mama. But these folks on either side may or may not be doing their candidate's bidding. Hakeem, on the other hand, was captured on video. It's obviously going to be a long summer, and I'm sure everyone will have the opportunity to disgrace themselves. Perhaps by the end of the summer, Hakeem will have proven himself the least unworthy of the bunch (or, as we say n Yiddish, the most menschedick). Whatever my early inclination, you can be sure that Gatemouth will not let the guilty off the hook without a thorough inquest into the matter's entrails. i only used the word "mensch" to describe mr. jeffries, b/c that is the term that was originally used by the (not verified) alexander pope in his "errors...and divinity" post. my use of the word was not attempting in any way to be a slur, and if that was the way it was taken at all, i whole-heartedly and deeply apologize. now, lets move on....
Pope: I think bm has a point about her use of the word in question. Let's move on
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By the way: this week's rumor mill has it that the female District Leader Freddie Hamilton, is about to throw her hat into the ring ( race), so to speak. Is this true?