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Political anger is turning into political violence.

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.

We have to think that his refusal to roll over for the hard left goes a long way to explaining the decision of the imperious, unaccountable Campaign Finance Board to kneecap his re-election campaign by denying it any matching funds.

I want to be clear, although this is the end of my campaign, this will not be the end of my public service.

Whatever differences we may have, Eric Adams’ story is undeniably one of resilience — a testament to the spirit of this city.

Our children are being radicalized to hate our city and our country.

Although this is the end of my reelection campaign, it is not the end of my public service.

Despite all we’ve achieved, I cannot continue my re-election campaign.

Eric Adams has served courageously and authentically for decades as a Member of the NYPD, the New York State Senate, in Brooklyn Borough Hall and as our 110th Mayor.

God forbid the Republicans shut the government down.

It’s important we try to consolidate support against Mamdani to stop his destructive and radical socialist takeover that will only make our city less safe, less affordable and less livable.

I commend Mayor Adams for putting the city first.

Now if the President at this meeting is going to rant and just yell at Democrats and talk about all his alleged grievances and say this, that and the other thing, we won’t get anything done.

Too often, insidious forces use local government to advance divisive agendas with little regard for how it hurts everyday New Yorkers.