Congressman Meeks March 12 Twitter Post Answers Question Posed by From The G-Man

On April 7, From The G-Man published a commentary entitled Congressman Gregory Meeks and the Serenade of the Sycophants. The close of the article stated the following:

Meeks Issues Statement on Allegations Regarding Milan Taylor

January 4, 2021
Press Release

Queens, New York – Today, Congressman Gregory W. Meeks issued the following statement regarding allegations made against Milan Taylor by multiple women from the Rockaway Youth Task Force:

“I’m deeply disturbed by the accusations levied against Mr. Taylor by multiple young women. I strongly believe that we should listen to women and protect them at all cost. With such serious allegations, we cannot be silent and we must take action to ensure that young women are not abused, intimidated or taken advantage of by people that are supposed to be leaders in the community. There should be a swift and thorough investigation, and if these allegations are true, Mr. Taylor must be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.”

Congressman Meeks, I have a question that I’d like you to answer. Is there a specific reason why you haven’t issued a similar statement regarding the Cuomo allegations?

Update: 11:55 AM EST – Kevin Boyle, editor of the Rockaway Times and supporter of this news site, contacted From The G-Man via email and indicated that Congressman Meeks did issue a statement regarding the Cuomo allegations. The statement was posted on the congressman’s Twitter account, which can be viewed here.

From The G-Man would like to note that prior to the commentary being published, the news site submitted a query to the office of  Congressman Meeks through his Facebook account in hopes of obtaining a response. The congressman’s office did not respond. From The G-Man fails to understand why the link to the Twitter post was not shared with the news office when the query was submitted, and the site was not aware that the March 12 statement had been issued.