Ms. Peek is a former partner of Wertheim & Company. Follow her at LizPeek.com.
The message is clear to those with the effrontery to drive into Manhattan: We don’t need you, and we don’t want you.
If the vice president had picked the popular Josh Shapiro, who earns approval ratings above 50 percent, she would have significantly increased her chances of winning the Keystone State.
The 46th president has failed in his vow to return the country to normal, and it’s someone else’s turn to try.
They are people who want what they deserve – clean streets, good schools, safe neighborhoods, secure jobs that can support a family, and pride in their country.
The official who would would succeed Mr. Adams is the public advocate, Jumaane Williams, an anti-cop Democratic socialist.
The political chatter might focus on Biden and Trump, but local contests in New York could make a difference in the future of their city.
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