Bill De Blasio Hanukkah and Thanksgiving Wishes
I can't have faith yet in Bill De Blasio -- I voted for him. Bloomberg taught me to not have faith -- Bloomberg betrayed the voters and Bloomberg was so arrogant and stupid he though NYC would vote for him and his puppets….only a few of his puppet barely won but he and Quinn lost.
I am scared because he already picked a sell-out in my opinion corrupt real estate Bloomberg flunky for City Planner who can't rival Amanda the People's Burden who helped destroy and crush this great city with a Tsunami of Reckless Development the worst buildings ever built on old NY's infrastructures but I will still give Bill De Blasio a chance -- what other choice do I have…
I fear he will hire a Ray Kelly flunky -- terrible if he does…. and Malicious Melissa as city council speaker who makes Quinn look cuddly as well as we are burdened with a corrupt sell-out who can't make it unless on the tax payer's dime Scott Stringer as comptroller who can't do his own taxes and will let the criminals most responsible for 911 Tech corruption off the hook like cy Vance did underscoring how historic and amazing John Liu's efforts were but because he spoke up on a series of billionaires robbing and exploiting NYC John Liu had to leave NYC gov but in terms of CityTime and 911 he leaves a hero.
Bill's email a good one but I pray he can live up to what he preaches and Bloomberg taught me to not have hope along with 48 city council members out of 51.
As we approach Thanksgiving and begin to celebrate the first night of Hanukkah, I want you to know how thankful my family is for your support over the last year -- and how humbled I am by the opportunity you've given me to serve.
These two holidays, observed by so many across our city, celebrate our gratitude for the blessings we have received and our awe at the strength of a brave few to stand up for freedom, tolerance, and diversity.
We live in a city of blessings and miracles. And none greater than the way New Yorkers come together as family, as friends, and as neighbors to help each other in times of need.
When Chirlane, Chiara, Dante, and I give thanks tomorrow, we will be thinking of people like you who have given your time and passion to make this city stronger and more just –- to make this one city.
I hope you'll join us and New Yorkers across the five boroughs in offering thanks for the gifts the past year has brought and keeping those less fortunate in our minds and hearts.
Happy holidays,
Bill
