Several major news outlets, including The New York Times, recently published shocking stories on Marc Cenedella, the guy who says he's 92 percent likely to challenge Kirsten for her Senate seat and who's willing to spend $15 million of his own money to do it.
As CEO of his company, Cenedella had a personal blog where he posted obscene, offensive and sexist material that has to be seen to be believed:
The New York Times reports that Cenedella said he's "starting to cotton to" the idea of polygamy, and describes "Sexy vs. Skanky" girls.
A Huffington Post article refers to one post entitled "Dating Advice for Girly Girls."
And Politico describes Cenedella's advice to women on how to please their man. (Warning: This is one of the more explicit posts.) 
All this coming from a potential candidate for the U.S. Senate?
This kind of garbage isn't suitable for any office, let alone one of the highest offices in the land. This lack of judgment from a CEO that wants to go from NSFW (not safe for work) blogging to the U.S. Senate is shocking.
Kirsten has already expressed her concern about Cenedella's misogynistic rhetoric. Once you take a look for yourself, I'm sure you'll agree that there's no place for his sexist attitudes in America today, let alone in a race for the U.S. Senate.
Sincerely,
Lillian Choi
Gillibrand for Senate