Monseratte Gets His Payoff From Diaz

Surprise, surprise — on December 7, Diaz sent a letter to the Democratic and Republican leaders of the Senate urging that they “be fair, impartial and transparent in the way in which you treat people of different races, ethnicity, creed and nationality. I must question your initiative in creating a committee to investigate Senator Hiram Monserrate when you have not done the same for Senator Kevin Parker,” an African-American Democrat also convicted of a misdemeanor.Write the New York Senate and demand Monserrate's expulsion.
It’s unclear if Diaz was suggesting that African-Americans get preferred treatment to Latinos — the Democratic leader is John Sampson, a Brooklyn African American, but he did end his letter with a humdinger: “The Romans used to say back in those days that ‘Caesar’s wife should not only be pure, but she must also have the appearance of purity.’” Something Diaz’s letter certainly did not have. And, here’s hoping our society has advanced in its treatment of women since those long-gone days of Caesar.
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