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Mayor Adams Emerges From His Legal Travail With a Full-Throated Warning About the ‘Deep State’

Steve Bannon may take the mayor’s ‘Damascene moment’ with a grain of salt, but a Democratic strategist insists Hizonner has always been more conservative.

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Mayor Adams is now running as an independent for reelection. AP/Julia Demaree Nikhinson
DANIEL EDWARD ROSEN
DANIEL EDWARD ROSEN

In just one week, Mayor Adams beat federal corruption charges, ditched the Democratic Party to run for reelection as an independent, and evidently became a free thinker.

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DANIEL EDWARD ROSEN
DANIEL EDWARD ROSEN

Mr. Rosen's work has appeared in Esquire, the New York Observer, City Journal, New York Magazine, and the New York Times. He is also the founder of DER Strategies, a content marketing consultancy.

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