And You Thought You Were Sad Now. Get Ready for President de Blasio.

National Review ^ | April 6, 2016 | Matthew Hennessey

[GuavaCheesePuff]

Conservatives don’t want to read about Bill de Blasio. This I have learned the hard way. Publish an article about New York’s lefty mayor in a conservative outlet and the reader reaction will be as predictable as a Mets loss on opening day. “Why should I care about this?” goes the typical comment. “New Yorkers voted for this crazy guy. Let them suffer the consequences.”

Fair. And true enough. If you live in the Midwest or Texas or Florida — or anywhere, really, outside the self-obsessed media market of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut — the constant barrage of Gotham-focused news surely strikes you as irksome in the extreme. I wouldn’t like it, either. But I’ll tell you why you should care: Bill de Blasio is going to haunt your politics for the next two decades, no matter where you live and regardless of whether you like it. There will be no tuning him and his progressive crusade out.

[onyx]

The relevance of this April 6, 2016 National Review column is__________________________?

[Lee Enfield]

Translation of “Hohenzollern” is, appropriately, “high official”.

[Deplorable American1776]

DeBlasio for President....National Review not only jumped the shark, but they jump the shark with sharks strapped to their feet....WFB is rolling over in his grave...

[MadMax, the Grinning Reaper]

Hey! Cuba needs a need communist dictator, er, president. Let’s ship Kaiser Wilhelm down there now before Castro begins to really stink.

[EinNYC]

Dang! You forgot the HURL ALERT. Good thing I ate dinner hours ago.

[EinNYC]

In NYC, he's also known as the Dope from Park Slope. Park Slope is a toney urban Brooklyn neighborhood of brownstones. He still owns a brownstone there which he rents out for $5000/month.

[VideoDoctor]

By 2020 de Blasio will be as relevant as 8 track tapes.