The decision of the NYGOP to unilaterally surrender to the Democrat party has proven a complete success, they were able to lose every single statewide race. Good times. Lessons?

1.) When you nominate unimpressive and incompetent candidates, you lose. cf. Jeannine Pirro.
2.) When you nominate otherwise intriguing candidates who have serious moral flaws, you lose. John Spencer failed to reach even 35 points, which I assumed anyone left of Zhirnovsky would post against Hillary.
3.) When you nominate good candidates but refuse to do anything to get them elected, you come off looking like a pack of idiots. Someone owes John Faso an apology. Running a conservative, only to stab him in the back to “prove” that conservatives can’t get elected in New York is BS.

Fortunately, no one is watching.