Mayor Eric Adams: King of NY Official Thread

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[Big Mountain Hélà]

 

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N-gga code switch worse than Stephen A Smith

 

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[Wargames]

You say that off camera to the guys in the entourage. When you get on the mic you’re suppose to be in job mode.

 

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COVID Advocacy NY (@covidadvocacyny.bsky.social)

NY Governor Hochul is trying to pass a mask ban in State Budget! Please call your NY Senator & Assemblymember, Senate Majority Leader, Assembly Speaker, & Governor Hochul & urge them to reject any mask ban & anti-mask legislation in the State Budget! #NoNYMaskBan covidadvocacyny.org/stopmaskbanny

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covidadvocacyny.bsky.social
NY Governor Hochul is trying to pass a mask ban in State Budget!

Please call your NY Senator & Assemblymember, Senate Majority Leader, Assembly Speaker, & Governor Hochul & urge them to reject any mask ban & anti-mask legislation in the State Budget! #NoNYMaskBan

covidadvocacyny.org/stopmaskbanny

Bluesky

2/9
resistance-radio.bsky.social
She’s also ramming through a bill that forbids students from using their smartphones at any point in the school day. Not in hallways, not during lunch, not ever. Friends, family, emergencies – they can all wait.

3/9
missy051721.bsky.social
That’s a load of BS. Get rid of guns and then maybe we can talk about getting rid of phones.

4/9
resistance-radio.bsky.social
Yup. The second amendment trumps the first every time.

5/9
jabreakit.bsky.social
Even if masks were completely useless they should still be protected under the first amendment.

6/9
2phsthen.bsky.social
What is wrong with that woman? From NM she seemed to have so much common sense.

7/9
michaelccozens.bsky.social
Zionists are the KKK in new hats, and @demconvention.bsky.social corporatists are just fascists with crocodile tears, part a billion.

8/9
jveverka.bsky.social
She's awful

9/9
coccinelle.bsky.social
Why on earth would she do this?

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Myra B (@myrabatchelder.bsky.social)

Every single person who wants to protect themselves from getting COVID-19 and Long COVID has a reason to wear a mask. It doesn’t matter what health issues you already have. Every single person has a right to wear a mask. #NoNYMaskBan

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myrabatchelder.bsky.social
Every single person who wants to protect themselves from getting COVID-19 and Long COVID has a reason to wear a mask.

It doesn’t matter what health issues you already have.

Every single person has a right to wear a mask.

#NoNYMaskBan
Bluesky

2/9
foodnpolitics.bsky.social
Not just COVID.

Masks also protect you from:
-Measles
-RSV
-Flu
-Pneumonia
-Whooping cough
-Tuberculosis

#MaskUp
Bluesky

3/9
womenriseup2026.bsky.social
I still wear a mask

4/9
tyrotcm.bsky.social
From an immunocompromised lung disease sufferer, THANK YOU

5/9
kristenshg.bsky.social
Truth

6/9
tyrotcm.bsky.social
It hits all 3 of those classic values: Life, liberty, & the pursuit of happiness.

7/9
dave-koch.bsky.social


8/9
anon-y-mouse.bsky.social
Come to think of it, should I ever be so unfortunate to have a restaurant server come with a gun, I will order a lot of food. Make them run around. And then leave no tip with a note: “your right, my right.”

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anon-y-mouse.bsky.social
The same people who make fun of those wearing a mask also support open carry of all weapons all the time.

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Myra B (@myrabatchelder.bsky.social)

"one large survey recently published by the US Centers for Disease Control & Prevention found about 6% of adults in NY state were living with long COVID in 2023, similar to the national rate. That amounts to about 500,000 people with long COVID in the 5 boroughs alone"...

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myrabatchelder.bsky.social
"one large survey recently published by the US Centers for Disease Control & Prevention found about 6% of adults in NY state were living with long COVID in 2023, similar to the national rate. That amounts to about 500,000 people with long COVID in the 5 boroughs alone"

gothamist.com/news/shrinki...

2/4
framplings.bsky.social
We are so stupid. We collectively walked into a permanently damaged population of survivors, when we could have prevented it from spreading in the first place.

3/4
solonnavy.bsky.social
Here now comes Trump, et al., to deliver measles and tuberculosis as he did COVID-19 … how many will have to die

apple.news/A-rJbQ6GWT7y...

https://apple.news/a-rjbq6gwt7yr-16qdldaoq

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otherdays.bsky.social


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COVID Advocacy NY (@covidadvocacyny.bsky.social)

NY Governor Hochul is trying to pass a mask ban in State Budget! Please call your NY Senator & Assemblymember, Senate Majority Leader, Assembly Speaker, & Governor Hochul & urge them to reject any mask ban & anti-mask legislation in the State Budget! #NoNYMaskBan covidadvocacyny.org/stopmaskbanny

bsky.app

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1/9
covidadvocacyny.bsky.social
NY Governor Hochul is trying to pass a mask ban in State Budget!

Please call your NY Senator & Assemblymember, Senate Majority Leader, Assembly Speaker, & Governor Hochul & urge them to reject any mask ban & anti-mask legislation in the State Budget! #NoNYMaskBan

covidadvocacyny.org/stopmaskbanny

Bluesky

2/9
resistance-radio.bsky.social
She’s also ramming through a bill that forbids students from using their smartphones at any point in the school day. Not in hallways, not during lunch, not ever. Friends, family, emergencies – they can all wait.

3/9
missy051721.bsky.social
That’s a load of BS. Get rid of guns and then maybe we can talk about getting rid of phones.

4/9
resistance-radio.bsky.social
Yup. The second amendment trumps the first every time.

5/9
jabreakit.bsky.social
Even if masks were completely useless they should still be protected under the first amendment.

6/9
2phsthen.bsky.social
What is wrong with that woman? From NM she seemed to have so much common sense.

7/9
michaelccozens.bsky.social
Zionists are the KKK in new hats, and @demconvention.bsky.social corporatists are just fascists with crocodile tears, part a billion.

8/9
jveverka.bsky.social
She's awful

9/9
coccinelle.bsky.social
Why on earth would she do this?

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Myra B (@myrabatchelder.bsky.social)

Every single person who wants to protect themselves from getting COVID-19 and Long COVID has a reason to wear a mask. It doesn’t matter what health issues you already have. Every single person has a right to wear a mask. #NoNYMaskBan

bsky.app

Spoiler: full text & large images

1/9
myrabatchelder.bsky.social
Every single person who wants to protect themselves from getting COVID-19 and Long COVID has a reason to wear a mask.

It doesn’t matter what health issues you already have.

Every single person has a right to wear a mask.

#NoNYMaskBan
Bluesky

2/9
foodnpolitics.bsky.social
Not just COVID.

Masks also protect you from:
-Measles
-RSV
-Flu
-Pneumonia
-Whooping cough
-Tuberculosis

#MaskUp
Bluesky

3/9
womenriseup2026.bsky.social
I still wear a mask

4/9
tyrotcm.bsky.social
From an immunocompromised lung disease sufferer, THANK YOU

5/9
kristenshg.bsky.social
Truth

6/9
tyrotcm.bsky.social
It hits all 3 of those classic values: Life, liberty, & the pursuit of happiness.

7/9
dave-koch.bsky.social


8/9
anon-y-mouse.bsky.social
Come to think of it, should I ever be so unfortunate to have a restaurant server come with a gun, I will order a lot of food. Make them run around. And then leave no tip with a note: “your right, my right.”

9/9
anon-y-mouse.bsky.social
The same people who make fun of those wearing a mask also support open carry of all weapons all the time.

To post tweets in this format, more info here: https://www.thecoli.com/threads/tips-and-tricks-for-posting-the-coli-megathread.984734/post-52211196

Myra B (@myrabatchelder.bsky.social)

"one large survey recently published by the US Centers for Disease Control & Prevention found about 6% of adults in NY state were living with long COVID in 2023, similar to the national rate. That amounts to about 500,000 people with long COVID in the 5 boroughs alone"...

bsky.app

Spoiler: full text & large images

1/4
myrabatchelder.bsky.social
"one large survey recently published by the US Centers for Disease Control & Prevention found about 6% of adults in NY state were living with long COVID in 2023, similar to the national rate. That amounts to about 500,000 people with long COVID in the 5 boroughs alone"

gothamist.com/news/shrinki...

2/4
framplings.bsky.social
We are so stupid. We collectively walked into a permanently damaged population of survivors, when we could have prevented it from spreading in the first place.

3/4
solonnavy.bsky.social
Here now comes Trump, et al., to deliver measles and tuberculosis as he did COVID-19 … how many will have to die

apple.news/A-rJbQ6GWT7y...

https://apple.news/a-rjbq6gwt7yr-16qdldaoq

4/4
otherdays.bsky.social


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she's disgusting and has to get voted out and I wish Adams would put a revolver in his mouth

 

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They had to or Trump and the ICE Czar were going to extort him something crazy. They would have had him as their puppet and who knows where he would have stopped. He’s still a dirty cop and everyone knows it.

 

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Damn. He got a win/win and owes Trump nothing now. Eric da Gawd

 

[88m3]

Damn. He got a win/win and owes Trump nothing now. Eric da Gawd

He got Ho'd

 

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I absolutely hate this timeline

 

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https://www.cnn.com/2025/04/02/politics/eric-adams-dismissal/index.html?iid=cnn_buildContentRecirc_end_recirc

Judge dismisses Eric Adams case and says it cannot be brought again, defying Trump DOJ​

By Lauren del Valle and Kara Scannell, CNN

5 minute read

Updated 1:25 PM EDT, Wed April 2, 2025

New York City mayor Eric Adams speaks to the media outside Gracie Mansion after a judge dismissed charges against him, holding up a book written by FBI Director Kash Patel.

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CNN —

The judge overseeing the corruption case against Eric Adams has dismissed the charges against the New York City mayor, and in a spilt with the Trump Justice Department, ordered that the charges cannot be brought again.

Judge Dale Ho said his hands were essentially tied – even though he has concerns about the Justice Department’s reasons to dismiss the case – he could not force them to prosecute a defendant.

Ho’s ruling criticized the Trump administration’s motives for dropping the case at a time when the White House is seeking to bolster its authority over the Justice Department and federal prosecutors.

DOJ’s effort to drop the case and retaining the ability to restore charges resulted in the mass resignation of several Justice Department officials, including the acting US attorney in the Southern District of New York and the top career prosecutors overseeing public corruption cases.





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In a strongly-worded opinion, Ho rejected the Justice Department’s core argument – that New York prosecutors were politically motivated in bringing the case and that the charges were impacting the mayor’s ability to carry out Trump’s immigration agenda.

“Everything here smacks of a bargain: dismissal of the indictment in exchange for immigration policy concessions,” he wrote in a 78-page opinion. He said DOJ’s position is “disturbing” because it implies public officials may receive special treatment if they go along with political priorities. “That suggestion is fundamentally incompatible with the basic promise of equal justice under the law.”

A spokesman for the Justice Department said, “This case was an example of political weaponization and a waste of resources. We are focused on arresting and prosecuting terrorists while returning the Department of Justice to its core mission of keeping Americans safe.”

Alex Spiro, an attorney for Adams, said the case “should have never been brought in the first place – and finally today that case is gone forever. From Day 1, the mayor has maintained his innocence and now justice for Eric Adams and New Yorkers has prevailed.”

“In light of DOJ’s rationales, dismissing the case without prejudice would create the unavoidable perception that the Mayor’s freedom depends on his ability to carry out the immigration enforcement priorities of the administration, and that he might be more beholden to the demands of the federal government than to the wishes of his own constituents,” the judge wrote Wednesday.

In remarks to reporters at his New York City home, the mayor reiterated his claim that the case should never have been brought and that he did nothing wrong. He made no mention of Trump, although he did hold up a copy of “Government Gangsters”– a book written by FBI Director Kash Patel.

Adams, who is up for reelection this fall, was indicted in September on charges related to bribery, wire fraud, conspiracy and soliciting campaign contributions from foreign nationals in exchange for political favors. He pleaded not guilty.

Honig on ‘incalculable damage on DOJ’

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The indictment alleged Adams’ illegal actions stretched back to 2014, when he was Brooklyn Borough president. Prosecutors said Adams received luxury travel benefits including hotel room upgrades, meals and other perks from a Turkish official. In exchange, prosecutors say Adams pressured a New York City Fire Department official to grant permits to open a Turkish consular building that had failed to pass inspection.

In February, Trump’s DOJ recommended the case be dropped following a meeting with the mayor’s lawyers in Washington. Then-acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove said, “The pending prosecution has unduly restricted Mayor Adams’ ability to devote full attention and resources to the illegal immigration and violent crime that escalated under the policies of the prior Administration.”

Bove’s letter spurred several DOJ prosecutors to resign rather than carry out his order. In her resignation letter, then-acting US attorney for the Southern District of New York, Danielle Sassoon, wrote that during the meeting Adams’ attorneys “repeatedly urged what amounted to a quid pro quo, indicating that Adams would be in a position to assist with the Department’s enforcement priorities only if the indictment were dismissed.”

Both Adams and Bove appeared in court and denied the existence of any quid pro quo.

The judge then asked Paul Clement, a well-known conservative attorney, to advise him on DOJ’s request. In his report, Clement said the complete dismissal of the case would resolve any taint over the issue.

“A dismissal without prejudice creates a palpable sense that the prosecution outlined in the indictment and approved by a grand jury could be renewed, a prospect that hangs like the proverbial Sword of Damocles over the accused,” Clement wrote. “Dismissal with prejudice avoids those concerns and promotes another important separation-of-powers virtue – namely, accountability.”

On Wednesday, Ho explained his reasons for dismissing the charges permanently and denying the Justice Department’s full request.





Related article Democrats lodge complaint against acting deputy Attorney General Emil Bove in New York over Eric Adams case



“In light of DOJ’s rationales, dismissing the case without prejudice would create the unavoidable perception that the Mayor’s freedom depends on his ability to carry out the immigration enforcement priorities of the administration, and that he might be more beholden to the demands of the federal government than to the wishes of his own constituents,” the judge wrote.

“It ensures that, going forward, the charges in the Indictment cannot be used as leverage over Mayor Adams or the City of New York,” the judge added.

Rev. Al Sharpton, one of several key leaders who met with New York Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul when she was deciding on using her power to remove the mayor, says that the perception that Adams is controlled by the White House should now be gone.

“It takes away the felling that he was under the thumb of the president,” Sharpton told CNN. “It clearly says that now whatever he does, now he’ll be judged on his own decisions.”

The judge said his decision should not be read as an opinion on the allegations against the mayor. Ho added that it’s ultimately the public’s opinion, not his, that matters. With limited options, the judge said one that he has is to provide transparency.

“Bringing these decisions into the open may, in turn, lead to attempts by the public to influence these decisions through democratic channels,” the judge wrote.

CNN’s Mark Morales contributed to this report.

This story has been updated with additional developments and comment.