Eric Adams spent the last four years failing New Yorkers while cozying up to power. The Democrat turned independent mayor let crime explode, allowed illegal migrants to flood our streets, and faced serious corruption charges. His leadership has been a disaster for hardworking Americans who just want safety and order.
Adams got busted in a federal bribery scheme – the first NYC mayor ever charged with crimes while in office. Trump’s Justice Department finally dropped the case, but patriots know the truth. This swamp creature used his position to line his pockets instead of serving the people.
While gangs of illegal immigrants terrorized neighborhoods, Adams opened the city’s wallet to house them in luxury hotels. He cares more about lawbreakers than taxpayers. Retired NYPD hero Paul Mauro is right to praise Trump’s DOJ for finally cracking down on these criminal invaders.
Real cops have their hands tied by Adams’ woke policies. Murders and assaults skyrocketed as he dismantled effective policing. Meanwhile, he wasted millions on bike lanes and climate nonsense instead of supporting our boys in blue.
The mayor abandoned his own party to run as an independent, proving even Democrats can’t stand him. His approval ratings are lower than a snake’s belly – 69% of New Yorkers want him gone. But career politicians like Adams never quit. They just cling to power like ticks.
Working families see through Adams’ empty promises about “affordable housing” and “public safety.” Everywhere you look, there’s another stabbing, another overdose, another migrant tent city. This is what radical leftist governance does to cities.
The 2025 election can’t come soon enough. America-loving candidates need to finish what Trump started – drain the swamp, deport criminal illegals, and restore law and order. New York deserves a mayor who puts citizens first, not criminals and special interests.
Enough is enough. Real leaders don’t hide behind dropped charges or empty slogans. They back the blue, secure borders, and respect the rule of law. Eric Adams failed all three tests – and hardworking New Yorkers paid the price.
