I don’t live in NYC, but I prefer Eric Adams to the other candidates. Appears that he is concerned about the actual lives of New Yorkers. Even the perceived concern of “doesn’t work well with others” is preferable to machine-candidates. How much of the critics’ concern is real and how much is fear?
On Obama, I voted for the guy twice because I use the word “We” and I thought he did, too. The President is not excused from his role as unifier due to social media effect. And in the second term, he didn’t have a re-election campaign as excuse. Thanks guys, great discussion.
I don’t live in NYC, but I prefer Eric Adams to the other candidates. Appears that he is concerned about the actual lives of New Yorkers. Even the perceived concern of “doesn’t work well with others” is preferable to machine-candidates. How much of the critics’ concern is real and how much is fear?
On Obama, I voted for the guy twice because I use the word “We” and I thought he did, too. The President is not excused from his role as unifier due to social media effect. And in the second term, he didn’t have a re-election campaign as excuse. Thanks guys, great discussion.