He is a mansion boy, and he says you’re doing the bidding of billionaires.

It’s up to the Republicans whether they want a shutdown or not.

What we see still on that ballot showcased by Andrew Cuomo is a record of broken promises, a record of disgrace.

Cancel the cuts, lower the cost, save health care.

I look forward to talking to [Adams] but I have not. Obviously, his support would be great.

He seemed to understand for the first time the magnitude of this crisis.

He could tell the Police Department not to enforce prostitution and shoplifting crimes and not to go after lower level drug dealers.

Some strange things were happening under President Biden’s Justice Department.

this is your money and we’re putting it back in your pockets.

Americans are suffering because the past administration attempted to apply heavy-handed regulations to coal and other forms of energy it deemed unfavorable.

What we see still on that ballot showcased by Andrew Cuomo is a record of broken promises. A record of disgrace.

To have a mayor who went to the United Nations to watch his address and then thank Benjamin Netanyahu for defending the Western world and our way of life, those are the words that Eric Adams shared, I can’t even begin to explain the…

Too often, we think of homelessness as if it is natural, as if it is innate. It’s a political choice, and this is one example of the choices that have been made time and time again by someone like Andrew Cuomo.

On behalf of the American people, we're supposed to simply take their word that they're willing to negotiate?

How can we describe the killing of a child once an hour, every hour for close to two years as a defense of our way of life? That is not a way of life that any of us practice in this city.

Significant and meaningful differences remain.

These people have been trying to repeal and displace people off the Affordable Care Act since 2010.

What has been so infuriating to me and so many New Yorkers, frankly, is Benjamin Netanyahu’s use of the hostages as a justification to continue a war.