New York - Independence Party moves again against Fulani's Anti-Semitic Faction

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N.Y. - New York's Independence Party on Saturday voted to disband its county organizations in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx controlled by a party faction accused of taking an anti-Semitic stance, the party chairman said.
"In essence they lost three of their five chairs today in the city, all due the anti-Semitic rhetoric and refusal to pull it back," party Chairman said. "Candidates in the counties will be told they're not to deal with these chairs."
The faction, led by Lenora Fulani, has somewhere between 106 and 160 members but controlled the party in New York City. The Independence Party has about 325,000 members statewide.