RIP, NYC horse-drawn carriage rides

Bloomberg showed that great leadership can still exist in politics. Made decisions that were not always
popular but for the common good and was willing to stand behind them.

Spent $650 mil of his own money during his time as Mayor.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/12/30/bloomberg-mayor-billionaire-_n_4519265.html

He will be a tough act to follow. It could be a train wreck.

 

Clearly, their feed bags are too large.

 

"Wait for the sign. ... Then all prisoners will be released!"

"YOU WILL PERISH IN FLAMES!"

 

Kermie, what would it have been like if we had known each other as babies?

 

He's liberal but not that liberal. He's pretty comfortable with the big real estate interests in the city.

(© 1898-present, every leftist in America waiting to be betrayed by the politician they voted for)

 

Well he overbought.

 

DeBlasio's sign language interpretor is the sister of The guy from Mandela's funeral. She seems to be asking where she can buy crack in Brooklyn.

 

Jim Dwyer, in the Times, fact checks, Castro loving Harry Belafonte's speech:

And, Capital New York takes a look at the truthiness of the new Public Advocate, Letitia James:

 

De Blas man has brought in some quality people to his cabinet. We've not even
talked about his chief spokesperson having an affair with luv gov Elliot Spitzer.

The Post is going to have a field day for the next 4 year.

Been on shelf for a while but can't wait till they revisit his wife's
lesbian days.

 

Nice troll.

Security protocol for the President and Vice President, no matter who they are or party affiliation, requires that they be hustled away and secured in protected areas.

The mayor of a city? Not so much, no matter what city.

 

Worth looking forward to that.

 

Bloomberg has set a high bar that will be tough to duplicate.