not trying to reduce congestion, and certainly not increasing ridership on the subways because no one wants to ride them because they are too scared because of cashless bail and criminal justice reform that Democrats like Kathy Hochul implemented.
D'Esposito argues that policies have failed to improve subway safety and ridership.
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