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@JoeBiden convinced himself with the help of those who surrounded him that he could beat
@realDonaldTrump in the election.
It took a catastrophic debate for his believers to realize that Biden had no chance to win, but by then it was too late to put forth a viable candidate. The result has been an indelible stain on Biden, his familyโs legacy, and his enablers.
Bidenโs name has not been uttered in months. He has become worse than irrelevant.
@ericadamsfornyc Mayor Adamsโ polls have only gotten worse since he announced his intention to run for reelection, and the betting sites show an even darker picture. And as we know, the betting sites have a much better track record in predicting the future than the polls.
Polymarket now gives Eric a 1% chance of winning and offers a 70-1 payoff for those who want to place a bet on him.
Polymarket gives
@andrewcuomo a 15% chance to win and a 7-1 payoff for the win. Andrewโs odds improve dramatically if Eric drops out, and even more with
@CurtisSliwa out.
The experts I trust predict the odds shift to approximately 50/50 in a one-on-one Cuomo/Mandami election. If the field narrows soon, the odds get even better for Cuomo.
If I were Eric Adams, I would look at myself in the mirror and ask myself whether I should continue to risk my reputation on a 1/100 moonshot when the alternative is taking the high road and doing what is best for NYC.
I strongly believe that what is best for NYC โ Eric stepping aside โ is also what is best for Eric Adams. Eric should know that goodwill is a very valuable asset and the alternative is a very costly liability.
Eric staying in the race is a disaster for New York City and a challenging future for him. I would not want to be the person responsible for handing control of the City to
@ZohranKMamdani.
The mirror does not lie. Eric, please take a close and hard look.
And to fund your future, you could place a large bet on Andrew Cuomo and then announce your withdrawal from the race. There is no insider trading on Polymarket.