Big-City Mayors

No, I can’t say that.

If someone constantly reports, even when you say otherwise, that you’re leaving the race the next day, you’re leaving the race the next day, you lose your funders and your donors.

I can’t even begin to explain the offense that that brings to New Yorkers across the five boroughs.

I will continue to embrace it.

Everyone should be held in the same laws.

And amidst this horror, we have seen the current mayor abdicate that responsibility entirely. This is a position that has been described as having the second-largest bully pulpit in the country.

One of the key responsibilities in leadership is telling New Yorkers what you deem to be acceptable in the conduct as it pertains to federal government and politics across this country.

Yet what shocked us was not simply that act, but was the fact that we knew that act is taking place every day across this country, oftentimes unseen, unnoticed and unabashed in its cruelty.

I’m not quite sure why people think it’s all right for a young man in high school to go into a shower where young girls are.

This is three-dimensional chess, because the pieces are moving so rapidly.

I spent $8 million the last time I ran. I’m down to now half of that now.

They have undermined my ability to get my message out.

The reason he can’t catch fire the way we want to is because to catch fire, you need oxygen.

Now what the City Council is doing is just grandstanding.

We were able to come up with a better deal for us, and we are able to make sure that project went forward.

I would like to look into changing the policy if it is allowing boys and girls to use the same facility at the same time.

This can’t be normalized. None of this can be normalized.

Please pray for everyone who’s affected by today’s tragedy.

No thanks, JD. I will not be going ‘straight to hell’ today.

When I appointed Kathy Corradi to this historic, unique job, I knew she’d have the drive and knowledge to send the rats packing from our city.

With this technology, we're making our transit systems safer, preventing injuries, and ensuring New Yorkers can travel with peace of mind.

This is an attack on our community and on our nation’s heritage of civil and democratic discourse.

The proposal we put forward would raise $9 billion and we would also raise an additional $1 billion from savings and reforms that can be done at the city level.

People ask, ‘Well, is authoritarianism you being hyperbolic?’ Bulls–t we’re being hyperbolic.