Opportunity Knocks for New York’s GOP

Frank Abrokwa and Assamad Nash both stand accused of crimes they were unlikely to have been free to commit before the state’s misguided attempt to abolish cash bail. New York Republicans, take note.

Assamad Nash, charged with the murder of Christina Yuna Lee.  AP/Curtis Means/Daily Mail.com, pool

If the so-called “Squeegee Men” helped pave the way for Mayor Giuliani’s cleanup of New York City, will Frank Abrokwa and Assamad Nash finally cause Albany Democrats to fix New York’s bail reform law? Messrs. Abrokwa and Nash both stand accused of crimes they were unlikely to have been free to commit before the state’s misguided attempt to abolish cash bail. New York Republicans, take note.

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