By Eric Wolf Schoen
‘As Goes New York City, so Goes the Suburbs!
The Mayoral race in New York City has a major affect on those counties to the north and cities especially like Yonkers
Fed up with traffic as we head home from what was a summer filled with beautiful weather, many of us haven take the stay home route spending time locally with friends and family. As we sat on the balcony of our family and friends NYC apartments sipping Percecco eating those dainty little hors douerves, one question that frequently came up was who will be the next Mayor of New York City.
A managerie of candidates came forward in a Primãry to decide the next Mayor of New Yotrk. The small group of Primary winners included Andrew Cuomo (blah..) and current Mayor, Eric Adams (blah blah) to their credit voters chose an outsider to City Hall, Zorhan Mamdani as the prisd&
Why did Mamdami win . Maybe because people are tired of the same, thoughtless candidates, candidates that are running time and time again. It’s power ,it is power, it’s potato chip Adam’s and, Cuomo, well what can I say about his candadicy.. Cuomo’s dad is turning over in his grave thinking about his son’s behavior and in particular, behavior toward women.
It was the 70’s. My sister was going to New York University commuting from Yonkers everyday. Thank God a McDonalds manager took a break to take it upon himself to create a group of young men to provide security in the subways,
Curtis’ beret is clean. His sateen jacket still shining. Bright. Let’s give him a chance.
Reach Eric Schoen at ewschoen@icloud.com.
Editor’s Note: Recent polling has shown that independent candidate Andrew Cuomo could beat Mamdani if they ran one on one. But Sliwa is the republican candidate for NYC Mayor, he will not be withdrawing from the race.
We also continue to receive Ask Andrew stories from a group called The Cuomo COVID Orphans. We will begin to print these stories in the coming weeks.
My family and I just went to Manhattan for a day in the city. It has been some time since our last visit. We walked through Central Park and around mid town with no incident. There was a massive police presence at Rockefeller Center and some homeless in the streets.
