Counter-revolutionaries CAN be a PROBLEM....
Posted on 12/12/2014 2:21:55 PM PST by Olog-hai
New York City’s mayoral mansion has gotten a higher fence after White House fence-jumping incursions raised security concerns.
A spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio said Friday that the head of the mayor’s security detail decided to raise the fence around Gracie Mansion. It sits in a public park. …
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I BET De Blasio has armed bodyguards, too!!
When it comes to.border security we are told that fences don’t work. So how is it that a liberal mindset decided that a higher fence makes sense for the mayor of NY???
Gotta keep those white cops from getting in and shooting Dante, don’t you know.
Does DiBlabbo still have Bloomie’s limo with separate A/C unit running all the time to keep it “pre-cooled”?
Counter-revolutionaries CAN be a PROBLEM....
Looks like a SLAVE owner’s house.....
Good thing about the place being in a park - trees with stout limbs are quite convenient.
typical elitist commie democrat. Someone must have told him the common folks don’t like his forced commie policies.
What is wrong with Warren Wilhelm, Jr.?
This is a waste of taxpayer money.
Every good liberal knows that fences don’t work.
Just ask Emperor Opie.
You let thugs drive the bus over cops, you better raise the fence.
In the comes the “People’s Mayor” and up goes the fence.
Pretty much the history of Leftist despots throughout time.
“Looks like a SLAVE owner’s house.....”
It’s NY so.... yeah, it mostly is. You are correct.
What the Hell are you talking about? We got no F@cking guns in N.Y.
“What the Hell are you talking about? We got no F@cking guns in N.Y.”
Of course New Yorkers have guns. All they want. Look up the locations of armories. Go help yourselves.
OF course, the cops are no longer checking.
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