RE: NYC is about to get it. Good and hard.
Less than 22% pf New York City residents went to vote on that fateful November day when De Blasio was elected.
People just did not care who’s elected mayor. They will rue the day they stayed indifferent.
You might not be interested in government, but government is interested in you.
De Blasio gets policing advice — from ex-cons
Forget Ray Kelly, Bill de Blasio is getting his policing advice from the real experts — hardened criminals.
A group of 50 ex-cons, junkies and chronic vagrants gathered at a Manhattan “Think Tank” Thursday to describe what they thought the NYPD should be doing to make their lives easier.
The felonious forum outlined a clear “get-soft-on-crime” vision.
A day before the convicts talked policy uptown, De Blasio toured Talking Transitions SoHo headquarters.
The group says it is “an open conversation about the future of New York City…to help shape the transition to a new mayor.”
De Blasio didn’t appear at the event, but he will be brought up to speed by reps from the organization, who partnered with the The Fortune Society, which helps prisoners transition into the real world after release.
http://nypost.com/2013/11/21/de-blasio-hearing-plenty-of-policing-advice-from-ex-cons/
Watching NYC implode is like watching the Dallas Cowboys NFL season. It’s fun to watch the inevitable Fail develop. In another year, De Blasio will be saying “I am not changing quarterbacks”.