And we say in the words of (former Mayor Michael) Bloomberg, when I became mayor: ‘Don’t f–k it up.'
Eric Adams
The Public Record
Eric Adams is the current Mayor of New York City, having taken office on January 1, 2022. A member of the Democratic Party, Adams previously served as the Brooklyn Borough President from 2014 to 2021. He is known for his focus on public safety, economic recovery, and social equity initiatives. Adams has emphasized the importance of community support and has launched various public-private partnerships aimed at assisting vulnerable populations in the city, particularly during challenging times.
Oh, yes, because I didn’t want any interruption, it was a modern day fireside chat.
If Andrew is going to be the mayor, he must be the mayor who is not going to let the far left roll him.
He could tell the Police Department not to enforce prostitution and shoplifting crimes and not to go after lower level drug dealers.
When homeowners in Brooklyn and Queens start seeing teenagers selling their bodies on the streets and using drugs and see homeless encampments popping up in their neighborhoods, they shouldn’t be shocked because that’s how Mamdani’s agenda…
It was bad enough that the far-left rolled us in Albany, can you imagine how much damage they could do if one of them is mayor?
Zohran and his comrades cannot be allowed to run this city. New York cannot be an experiment for their agenda.
Some strange things were happening under President Biden’s Justice Department.
When history looks over what we did with employment, housing, and education, in addition to crime, there’s a lot to like.
I urge New Yorkers to choose leaders not by what they promised, but by what they have delivered.
Although this is the end of my reelection campaign, it is not the end of my public service.
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 warn of the insidious forces out to use local government to advance divisive agendas with little regard for how it hurts everyday New Yorkers.
Is the real agenda to cover me the same way you are covering the other candidates or to undermine my campaign?
I know many New Yorkers have yet to feel the full impact of these historic achievements.





