California Governor Gavin Newsom faces a fierce challenger in the race of New York Mayor Eric Adams, the most shameless liar.

Adams touted his administration’s work to correct “the severe mental illness crisis on our streets.” op-ed For the New York Post. “Although rare, we continue to experience unacceptable random attacks committed by people who desperately need help,” Adams writes.

Let’s remove the up-song representation.

These “rare” attacks are envisioned by the New York Post itself. cadaver On the Manhattan subway. According to the outlet, the deceased had expired several hours before the assault began.

For another subway story, try illegal immigrants burning sleeping passengers (previously deported). Or stab wounds. Or another stab wound (which is fatal). The list of horrific violence forced on a single metro line in New York City is probably beyond the scope of a single article.

It’s no wonder Adams solves the details. “The Big Apple” is slightly more tourist-friendly than “a city where necrofelic arsonists never sleep.”

Then there was the impersonation of Jordan Neely, beloved Michael Jackson and the everyday metro threat.

The mayor mourned Neely’s death by appealing to racial dissatisfaction. “One of us is dead, black, black like me. He said in a May 2023 statement. (Related: Daniel Penny’s lawyer explains why he doesn’t try to make the “right racial mistake” in his case | Daily Caller)

He said Neely faced “interacting with many urban institutions” and “various encounters with the criminal justice system” in his short but colorful life.

This prompts obvious questions. Why wasn’t he in prison?

Such encounters include the arrest of 67-year-old woman Neely in 2021 after the brutal assault. Fox news.

Still, Adams insisted that “Jordan Neely didn’t deserve to die.” Those who he threatened to kill may also refute.

Adams later appeared to suggest that he was covered in bamboo by Neely’s representation in the media.

“Look at the photos they used to show the victims,” ​​Adams said. Interview On the Rob Astorino show, “I looked like a young innocent child brutally murdered, and I wanted to set it in the minds of those who dealt with young innocent children. [impersonator]. ”

Anyway, the mayor continues to provide lip services to solve the city’s vagrant problems while earning inconsistent records.

He boasts “We are producing affordable homes with a total of 2,761 units produced in 2024 alone.” Adams avoids mentioning Boogie’s homes raised for illegal immigration at the Roosevelt Hotel in New York City. (Related: Immigrants should not lift their feet to one NYC hotel | Daily caller)

“We should protect immigrants,” the mayor posted on X in 2021. “Yes, New York City remains a sanctuary city under the Adams administration.” Adams announced that the hotel will be closing just four years later.

“We should protect immigrants.” period.

Yes, New York City remains a sanctuary city under the Adams administration. #ericonnbc

– Eric Adams (@ericadamsfornyc) October 20, 2021

The mayor’s rapid rhetorical change occurs as he runs for reelection. This time, as an independent. There is no “liberal or conservative way” to fix New York, Adams said in the video of the announcement, but there are “the right and the wrong way.”

New Adams methods are guaranteed Intense scrutiny. Certainly people change. But a politician?

“Our administration has managed this crisis skillfully, with over 232,000 migrants entering our city in search of shelter. The Roosevelt Hotel has been key to handling more than 173,000 individuals through these doors and ensuring that they can effectively manage their business,” Adams said.

The hospitalization of 232,000 illegal immigrants into large American cities is now proof of skilled management. A truly impressive job for the Eric Adams Communications team.

In an interview with Tucker Carlson in January 2025, the mayor defended New York City’s “sanctuary” status.

Tucker Carlson and Eric Adams discuss the city of sanctuary. pic.twitter.com/vmoizoobaa

– Tucker Carlson Network (@tcnetwork) January 22, 2025

“As long as you’re here, you have the right to get the services your taxes are paying,” Adams said in connection with illegal immigration.

The “never admit, never apologise” politics brand is adopted in an epic way by Gavin Newsom. Like Adams, Newsom has been rebranded as moderate.

“So we stepped in because of our own policies and neglect. We were in glory,” said the newspaper, a failed approach to California’s homelessness. Newsom is still sure he is the right guy to turn things around as billions of people are plunging under his watch.

Perhaps the governor will rely on his fluoride-induced short-term memory loss to convince him of his credibility. Or brain damage caused by listening to his podcasts.

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