Everyone dies from murder. I had cover twice and was asymptomatic both times. It was a great way to have paid time off and get into fighting shape. HR called asking for updates and my response was "I'm breaking an 8 minute mile for the first time in 20 years".

Then take all the precautions you want. Just don't try telling me to wear a mask while outside on the Boardwalk at Coney. It's not going to happen.

You're right in that he did nothing for me, but for now, let's forget me. Please answer the question- what did he do for average New Yorkers?

I'm 53 years old. I know no one with kids that young. It didn't help me, my siblings, my neighbors, my relatives, my fiends, my parents.

Perhaps that helped a small group of New Yorkers but not a cross section of economic and demographic categories.

I repeat the question:

What did he do for average New Yorkers?

Ok, Giulani stated stop and frisk. DEBLASIO STILL SUCKED.

I wasn't a fan and blamed Bloomberg for stop n frisk but my 85 year old mom never got hassled; my wife didn't; I didn't; my high school kids didn't'; my grade school kids didn't.

The targets were black and brown men between ages 15-45.

60% of the population are black and brown; half of them are male (30%) probably half are over 45 or under 15. (155) So he didn't something beneficial for 15% or so the population. Fine.

I said "Average New Yorkers". Perhaps I should rephrase to "a majority of New Yorkers".

While I'm not jumping up and down for Adams, can anyone cite real improvements or accomplishments by Bill deB? Painting BLM stripes outside of Trump Tower or revoking the Trump organizations' operating permit for hockey rinks was fun I suppose, but it was cheap theater.

What did DeB actually do for average New Yorkers?

*Note bike lanes don't help those of us in the outer boroughs, the elder, etc. . So...let's hear it. What got better?

Fail to do so and every two bit film flam artist and their lawyers will concoct Fugazi scams for a cheap payout.

Perhaps litigation reform might help?

At the end of the day, no one cares the reasons. What matters is who won. Adams got support from places like Brownsville and East New York as well as Bay Ridge and Staten Island. He didn't do well in Astoria or Park Slope.

In the case of Adams, Brownsville was united with both Bay Ridge and Breezy Point. Adams did well in all those areas. His appeal is to working and middle class outer borough voters. It's hard for the Brownstone crowd to digest (because Progressives look down on working people in BayRidge/SI and because they see themselves as looking out for ethnic and racial minorities).

Malliotakis (R) beat Rose for Congress; Chang (R) beat Abbate for Assembly.

Mike Tannoussis (R) Assemebly Rep. Michael Chang (R) won State Senate.

Vegan Branan (D0 won City council by less than 1%, all of them "Write ins".

The area supported Adams for Mayor. Bay Ridge and Brownsville were united to defeat Brownstone Brooklyn.

I get downvotes for saying the truth. Politically speaking, the area is different.

Bay Ridge and neighboring Dyker (where I am from) has a growing Asian population. Max Rose lost to Malliotakis; Vegan Brannan barely beat Rose; Brooke-Krasny and Frontus; Chang and Abbate. Seeing a trend here?

Southern Brooklyn is establishing itself as a redoubt against Progressive and African American dominated Democratis machine politics. Its demographic mix of established Italian and Irish communities along with with the developing Asian block are a problem for Democrats.

While by no means a Republican, I was leery of a super-majority because there's no caucusing, no deal making, no blocks to foster compromise. If there are any fiscal conservatives they have no voice. This is what we voted for....

He can just do what many others do and acquire his firearm without a permit. Is that preferable?

Did the "garbage trumpublicans" attack his house?

Which unions? PBA? UFT? UFA? DC/37?

Terrible.

Why is an elderly woman walking in between cars on a moving train?

What do you propose should be done?

The fact is the system can't handle the, resources are limited, and basic services are threatened. How you respond or think we should is in question. So let's hear it.

"Defund" was not a winning political platform this time around. Sorry.

..but won't with a supermajority.

DeBlasio could have resolved expired labor agreements before leaving office but he punted. He's painted a Progressive but that maneuver was anything but....

Why?

ERISA laws would prevent that. Nothing wrong with protesting and organizing over a real loss in deferred compensation (retiree benefits) but conflating it isn't helpful.

Human life is sacred and I have nothing but sympathy for the families and friends. That said...why not jump off a pier or bridge and not gum up the subway for tens of thousands?