Jaye retweeted
Will New Yorkers finally kick Tish to the curb in favor of a NY Attorney General who will root out fraud, fight for women, and prosecute crime?
Seeing completely unplated "ghost cars" driving and parked right on W 74th St and across NYC. No license plates at all—total safety and toll-evasion hazard. Time to step up enforcement on illegal untagged vehicles. @NYPD20Pct @NYPDnews @NYC_DOT @311NYC
Park rangers, where are you in Riverside Park (UWS)?
Enforce e-bike rules. Tickets = revenue the city needs + safer paths for pedestrians.
Riders who ignore the rules need consequences.
@NYCParks @RiversideParkNY @galeabrewer
Hey @FairwayMarket, why is your Upper West Side store (74th & Bway) using the public sidewalk to permanently stage piles of highly flammable cardboard and wooden pallets directly against the building? Management ignored neighbor warnings. 🧵👇
Meanwhile, the hazard remains active. Pass the buck or fix it? @GaleABrewer @bradhoylman @NYCSanitation we need enforcement on this block today! [Attach your most recent pictures here]
This isn't a ghost hazard. It is a dense pile of flammable cardboard and wood pallets stacked against a residential building facade daily. Stop closing active tickets from your trucks and send an inspector to physically walk the 74th St wall. @GaleABrewer @bradhoylman (2/2)
Replying to @jaye_werrell @BeaconTheatre @NYCSanitation @FDNY @galeabrewer @FairwayMarket @bradhoylman @NYC_DOT
Look at this, .@NYC311 and @NYCSanitation. Your inspectors closed my service request claiming this hazard "doesn't exist." Yet here is the live photo log from TODAY. @FairwayMarket is actively using the W 74th St building wall as a permanent, illegal storage yard right now.
Delivery cars on W 74th covering license plates & inspection stickers with plastic bags.
Reported TWICE via 311. NYPD closes as “condition corrected” — zero tickets. How is this illegal ghost plate activity allowed with no enforcement? 311-27528393
@NYC_DOT @NYPD20Pct @nyctaxi
Jaye retweeted
When government seems incapable of building housing, fixing schools or balancing budgets, even sympathetic voters lose faith.
If Democrats want to rebuild that faith, they must rediscover the lost art of competence.
My take:
What if the AI stockmarket blows up? - The Economist apple.news/AcM1_o4KURtKL2OgY…
Jaye retweeted
I have been added to 9 different "stop Zohran Mamdani" group chats, so let me say this publicly:
Mamdani only won 9% of the NYC electorate; most New Yorkers oppose his policies.
Zohran Mamdani can be defeated in November.
But it does require all hands on deck.
Here's how:
1. Andrew Cuomo must drop out.
2. Curtis Sliwa must drop out.
3. Eric Adams, the only alternative, becomes the anti-socialist candidate.
Mamdani believes in abolishing prisons, the NYPD, voted against revenge porn laws, wants a $40 minimum wage, has zero experience.
This race is not about antisemitism or Israel, it's about handing the largest city over to a 33 year old whose mother insists "doesn't identify as an American."
We need the Bill Ackman's and Daniel Loeb's to fund a massive grassroots campaign.
We need the middle and lower class demographic knocking on doors.
We need students from all campuses to dominate social media.
We need racially diverse constituents reaching out to neighbors in different languages.
We need Eric Adams to clearly articulate the policies he will advance to ease the cost of living, provide affordable housing, and keep crime low.
He must also demonstrate why socialism would be disastrous for the city.
Mamdani is not inevitable.
Jaye retweeted
⚠️ DON’T FALL FOR THE GREAT MAYORAL DISTRACTION OF 2025: NYC’S COLLAPSE IS A LOCAL FAILURE, NOT A FEDERAL ONE ⚠️
In the race for NYC mayor, the loudest voices are shouting about who will “stand up to Trump” - as if performative outrage in Washington will somehow fix the crumbling mess these same politicians left behind right here in New York.
Let’s be clear: Trump wasn’t in office from 2021 to 2024 - yet during that exact time, New York City suffered one of the worst declines in its modern history. And who was in charge while it happened? Not Trump. It was the same political class now begging for your vote.
They didn’t just watch it happen. They engineered it:
*“Reforms” that gutted law enforcement and unleashed brazen lawlessness
*Housing policies that made the crisis worse, not better
*Tax and regulatory burdens that drove businesses out in droves
*Ideological budgets that ignored the basic services collapsing in front of us
Trump didn’t turn NYC into a dumping ground of open-air drug markets, broken subways, retail anarchy, and streets that smell like sewage. City and state officials did that all by themselves and with your tax dollars.
Now, instead of taking responsibility, they’re offering cheap distraction theater - pretending the real problem is in Washington while New Yorkers dodge violence, filth, and dysfunction on their own doorsteps.
This isn’t governance - it’s performance art.
It’s activism masquerading as public service.
New York doesn’t need another soundbite.
It needs accountability.
It needs competence.
It needs leaders who can fix a city - not just pick a fight for views on MSNBC.
RT @RezaC1: SHOULD TAXPAYER DOLLARS OF THE HARDWORKING PEOPLE OF GREAT CITY OF NEW YORK BE FUNDING THE ADULT BIRTHDAY PARTIES OF POLITICIA…
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