Mayor Eric Adams: King of NY Official Thread

[the cac mamba]

can this guy stop grovelling for money for illegal immigrants

there's always marthas vineyard

 

[the cac mamba]

 

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this guy is all out of ideas, he was never suited for this job. he wanted to coast on the pre-pandemic way the city functioned didn't plan to make waves with big policy changes, he's not the future.

He will win again in 2025

 

[Joe Sixpack]

He will win again in 2025

Nah he black I don‘t think so

 

[bnew]

He will win again in 2025

he will get primaried if he doesn't make some major policy changes.

 

[banner34]

he will get primaried if he doesn't make some major policy changes.

He has solid black and hispanics support, he won’t lose in a primary

 

[QU Hectic]

What in the entire fukks mascot is this for Garbage administration, or is this too deep for the intro for me?

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

He has solid black and hispanics support, he won’t lose in a primary

He deserves to

 

[banner34]

Nah he black I don‘t think so

Black and Hispanic controls the nyc political scene, he will win easily.

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

Black and Hispanic controls the nyc political scene, he will win easily.

Will you vote for him?

 

[nyknick]

Mayor Eric Adams’s approval rating is declining among New Yorkers, according to a newly released poll.

A Quinnipiac University survey conducted last week found that 37 percent of registered voters in the city approved of the job that Adams is doing as mayor, with 43 percent who disapprove. This marks a significant change from a May poll that showed Adams with a 43 percent approval rating to a 37 percent disapproval.

As it has been for a while, the top issue among 41 percent of voters is crime, and they disapprove of his handling 57 to 36 percent. Affordable housing ranks far behind as the city’s most urgent issue, at 17 percent, and homelessness at 12 percent. Two-thirds of voters said they consider crime to be a “very serious” problem, compared to 6 percent who said it’s a “not very serious” problem. In terms of safety, 39 percent of respondents said they feel less safe than they did a year ago while 53 percent said they feel about the same. Only 8 percent of voters said they felt more safe after one year of Adams on the job.

Voters appeared to be more aligned with the mayor when it comes to the increase of asylum seekers in the city: 70 percent called the influx of migrants a “crisis,” with 63 percent thinking that the city can’t accommodate the number of new arrivals, something that Adams has been extremely vocal about. They also agreed with Adams’s assessment that Washington needs to play a larger role in the situation, with 82 percent saying the federal government has a responsibility to assist the city.

I look forward to Eric Adams shutting down crime talk and going onto a full on migrant crisis blitz aided by media once again

 

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Eric Adams spends coldest night of year at new NYC migrant shelter

Mayor Eric Adams tried to fend off criticism over accommodations at the new emergency migrant shelter in Brooklyn by staying there.

nypost.com

 

[ADevilYouKhow]

New York City Ends Vaccine Mandate for City Workers (Published 2023)

The vaccine requirement led to a 96 percent vaccination rate for city employees, but also prompted hundreds of workers to be fired and a series of lawsuits.

www.nytimes.com

So ignorant

 

[the cac mamba]

New York City Ends Vaccine Mandate for City Workers (Published 2023)

The vaccine requirement led to a 96 percent vaccination rate for city employees, but also prompted hundreds of workers to be fired and a series of lawsuits.

www.nytimes.com

So ignorant

why the covid 'vaccine' is a 5/6 shot joke. the pandemic is beyond over. anyone who cares about strangers' vaccine status in 2023 is a fukking lunatic

im genuinely baffled as to what offends you about this

 

[the cac mamba]

human trafficking

or is that just for republican buses?