February 18, 2025
Hochul May Remove Adams
Timothy Birdnow
Since the Trump DOJ dropped charges against Eric Adams New York Governor Kathy Hochul is considering removing him from office by invoking a rarely-used clause in state law.
In typical fashion the NPR article tries to tie Adams to corruption and to Donald Trump, claiming the only reason charges were dropped against him was because he agreed to work with the Trump Justice Department to help evict squatter illegals.
According to the article:
Who are these people? I rather suspect most of them are the same activist bunch who were angry at Adams for criticizing Joe Biden in the first place (which is what triggered the corruption investigation although the article never once mentions the fact).
Certainly Maria Torres-Springer is a huge supporter of illegal immigration and was really angry about Adams' acquiescing to work with ICE.
At any rate Adams has not been convicted in a court of law and IF he is guilty of corrimuption and bribery as the Federal prosecution alleged then he is equally guilty of those crimes under STATE law, so why hasn't Letitia James or Alvin Bragg filed state charges against him? Anyone?
So Hochul is going to overturn the will of the People and remove the mayor, ignoring democracy in the process. I thought Democrats were all about democracy and the Will of the People. If he were actually CONVICTED of a crime she'd be on solid ground, but her own state hasn't even charged him.
There is no bigger hypocrite than a Democrat.
Since the Trump DOJ dropped charges against Eric Adams New York Governor Kathy Hochul is considering removing him from office by invoking a rarely-used clause in state law.
In typical fashion the NPR article tries to tie Adams to corruption and to Donald Trump, claiming the only reason charges were dropped against him was because he agreed to work with the Trump Justice Department to help evict squatter illegals.
According to the article:
"First Deputy Mayor Maria Torres-Springer, Deputy Mayor for Health and Human Services Anne Williams-Isom, Deputy Mayor for Operations Meera Joshi and Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Chauncey Parker announced their departures Monday.
In a joint statement, three of the officials pointed to the "extraordinary events" that have rocked Adams' administration in recent weeks. "To stay faithful to the oaths we swore to New Yorkers … we have come to the difficult decision to step down from our roles," they said."
In a joint statement, three of the officials pointed to the "extraordinary events" that have rocked Adams' administration in recent weeks. "To stay faithful to the oaths we swore to New Yorkers … we have come to the difficult decision to step down from our roles," they said."
Who are these people? I rather suspect most of them are the same activist bunch who were angry at Adams for criticizing Joe Biden in the first place (which is what triggered the corruption investigation although the article never once mentions the fact).
Certainly Maria Torres-Springer is a huge supporter of illegal immigration and was really angry about Adams' acquiescing to work with ICE.
At any rate Adams has not been convicted in a court of law and IF he is guilty of corrimuption and bribery as the Federal prosecution alleged then he is equally guilty of those crimes under STATE law, so why hasn't Letitia James or Alvin Bragg filed state charges against him? Anyone?
So Hochul is going to overturn the will of the People and remove the mayor, ignoring democracy in the process. I thought Democrats were all about democracy and the Will of the People. If he were actually CONVICTED of a crime she'd be on solid ground, but her own state hasn't even charged him.
There is no bigger hypocrite than a Democrat.
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Posted by: Ninja at February 19, 2025 12:14 AM (uRvW/)
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If Hochul is such a great evaluator of NYC mayors, howcum she let De Blasio stay in the job? I am not the greatest evaluator of mayors, but it seems to me that Adams is improving as he goes. And as far as corruption, well hey, hasn't that been part of the requirement of being a Democrat NYC mayor for years now? (Oh, wait, wasn't Ed Koch a Dem? The exception that proves the rule, then...)
Posted by: Dana Mathewson at February 19, 2025 12:34 AM (rDOKo)
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Great points all Dana. Being corrupt is in the job description there.
Posted by: Timothy Birdnow at February 19, 2025 08:57 AM (Wcy6T)
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