Schumer, Jeffries, Gillibrand and Biden
stand by as migrants drive NYC into bankruptcy
— call them out, Mayor Adams!
Posted By: FlyRight, 12/11/2023 6:45:43 AM
“I did not leave with optimism,” Mayor Adams confessed last week, after spending a day in Washington cadging spare change. Bonaparte might have said the same of his visit to Russia, in 1812. But it gets worse: “It’s going to be up to New Yorkers to navigate this challenge that we are facing,” he said – the challenge being the migration-driven fiscal tsunami now bearing down on his city. The thing about tsunamis, of course, is that they are not navigable. Pretending otherwise, as a matter of public policy, is either foolish or dishonest. Pick one. Meanwhile, all one hears from Albany lately is a howling winter wind
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“I did not leave with optimism,” Mayor Adams confessed last week, after spending a day in Washington cadging spare change.
Bonaparte might have said the same of his visit to Russia, in 1812.
But it gets worse:
“It’s going to be up to New Yorkers to navigate this challenge that we are facing,” he said – the challenge being the migration-driven fiscal tsunami now bearing down on his city.
The thing about tsunamis, of course, is that they are not navigable. Pretending otherwise, as a matter of public policy, is either foolish or dishonest.
Pick one.
Meanwhile, all one hears from Albany lately is a howling winter wind
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