“That’s very unfortunate,” responds the mayor as he turns his back on the young man. – at Chinatown
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A bakery manager tells de Blasio that his business is suffering from reduced foot traffic in Chinatown: “We’re all hurting.”pic.twitter.com/9qCLi2IOXX
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@NYCMayor “brushed me off,” said the bakery manager. And added de Blasio was only in Chinatown today for a “photo op mission.”Show this thread - End of conversation
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A realndog and pony show ....really dismissed this hard working tax payer
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what leadership!!!
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this man cannot even pretend to make an effort
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this is wild
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JFC! What an abysmal failure. While it was an emotionally charged moment, it was also a soft ball for any experienced politician. This is a moment where a person makes an open ended request for “confidence”. It’s so easy to offer something, anything. He just turned his back.
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"We need more help, we need more confidence" and the Mayor turns and ambles away. He is bad at cops, business, schools, budgets, media, transportation, community outreach, communication, administration He must
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and he's a terrible & uninspired dresser (this is NYC after all)
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