The Epoch Times Article RatingNew York GOP Gubernatorial Candidate Lee Zeldin Attacked by Man Who 'Tried to Stab' Him During Campaign Stop
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47% : He then returned to the stage to finish his remarks after the alleged attacker was apprehended by law enforcement officials, his team said.11% : Zeldin has focused his campaign on fighting crime in New York and has previously taken aim at the Biden administration over its policy failures that have led to a wave of violent crime in big cities as well as an influx of illegal aliens attempting to cross into the United States through the southern border.
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