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Interesting how much Adams and Mamdani have in common. With Adams, it was all about perception management. With Mamdani, it's a no show when difficult issues arise. Different styles, same outcome. The focus seems to be on the narrative rather than the problem. So far, nothing has changed. #TheFinestUnfiltered

But he’s done so well preparing for the first four Knick game. There has only been 4 “Mostly Peaceful” Riots so far………

Can Mayor Mamdani handle large scale events? The disturbances and vandalism we've seen following recent Knicks games cannot simply be ignored. New Yorkers deserve acknowledgment when public disorder occurs, regardless of the cause. Leadership isn't about whether you're personally affected. It's about recognizing when residents, businesses, and police officers are affected and addressing those concerns directly. The vision that elected Zohran Mamdani may appeal to many confused voters, but in my opinion, we've already seen signs that this approach cannot be sustained over the next four years. New York City is a complex place that requires strong leadership, accountability, and a willingness to confront difficult realities. Ignoring disorder or minimizing its impact is not a strategy. If we don't get a grip on public order, quality of life issues, and accountability, New Yorkers should be concerned about where the city is headed. #TheFinestUnfiltered

The Humpty Hochul Nursery Rhyme.

It's not just about a no-bid contract, but honesty and integrity. @DOEChancellor Kamar Samuels has yet to publicly explain why he let an investigative report fault his then-deputy for school procurement violations without admitting his own involvement in the same breaches.

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This seems to be common sense to me.... #TheFinestUnfiltered

I've said it before and I'll say it again: Commissioner Jessica Tisch is the queen of the rebrand. The NYPD has a long history of taking an old concept, giving it a new name, and presenting it as something revolutionary. At the end of the day, it's often the same song and dance. Now, to be fair, I think Operation Impact had value. It put cops in high-crime locations, disrupted conditions that lead to crime, and produced benefits for residents. There were some positives for cops as well. But let's not pretend it was perfect. One of the biggest flaws has always been the NYPD's obsession with numbers. The department has a history of measuring success through statistics that can be manipulated, distorted, or selectively presented. My concern is that whatever the new name is, the same thing will happen. The strategy may change around the edges, but if leadership is still chasing favorable metrics instead of honest assessments of public safety, we're going to get the same results packaged under a different label. A new name doesn't solve old problems. #TheFinestUnfiltered

He won't. This is him running with the new faux-populist identity he's created for himself on social media.

NYC is also losing necessary federal funds used for counter terrorism to keep public safety threats “safe” from consequences.

This goes back to something I've said for years: there's a difference between being a nice guy and being a good guy. A nice guy avoids conflict. A good guy stands up for what's right, even when it's unpopular. Would you let someone take your pension? Would you let someone chip away at benefits you spent decades earning? Is it "nice" to stay quiet while that happens? Think about it. Being good sometimes means speaking up, pushing back, and protecting what you've earned. #TheFinestUnfiltered

I remember a @OneCityRisingNY event where Brad Hoylman spoke to a crowd that disagreed with much of what he stood for. They listened politely and let him make his case. Apparently the Borough President thinks mockery is a substitute for leadership. It’s easier to cheer boos than defend policies.

Spot on right here. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 #TheFinestUnfiltered

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Michael Gerber, aka ‘Gerber Baby,’ should go back and actually read that protest settlement again. And maybe revisit how the situation at Gracie Mansion played out when two IEDs were brought there. In my opinion, the only reason those devices didn’t detonate was luck. So tell me which part of that settlement is supposed to make the city safer? Which part helps cops prevent the next dangerous situation before it escalates? Because from where I stand, proactive policing and strong intelligence gathering matter. Waiting until something goes wrong is not a strategy. Furthermore, manpower is always the first strategic logistical component at any police event or during daily patrol operations. #Dummy #TheFinestUnfiltered

Kathy Griffin looked at an LAPD that’s 56% Hispanic, 9% Black, 8% Asian/Pacific Islander, 2% Filipino, and 24% white and said: ‘Clearly, white nationalism.’ Math was unavailable for comment.

These City Council hearings never disappoint. If you really listen, there’s always so much information buried in the questions, the answers, and what is being transpired. #TheFinestUnfiltered

It’s a joke that a CEA president remains silent through all of this. The members stay quiet because they’re bound by employment obligations but HE is supposed to be their voice. He should be the loudest voice in the room. Instead, silence. And silence speaks volumes. What does he actually stand for on pensions, morale, staffing, politics, or the future of the NYPD? Nobody knows. But the union dues still get collected every month. #TheFinestUnfiltered