In 2013, the animal rights leaders helped undermine the mayoral campaign of Christine Quinn, boosting the chances of the eventual winner, Bill de Blasio.
Source: New York Times
Andrew Yang Is Hit With Negative Ads From Animal Rights Leaders
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