
New York’s socialist Mayor Bill de Blasio is super busy feeling sorry for himself. You see, New Yorkers aren’t really showering him with enough love and affection at baseball games, and he’s really starting to take it to heart.
Of all things, this is what he’s worried about.
“I go to quite a few baseball games in my city of New York, and I gotta admit — the reception isn’t always that cordial,” he told a group of people in Milwaukee. “People recognize me, all right. But oftentimes our exchanges are limited to a few choice words . . . or even a particular finger!”
Hmmmm. I wonder why that could be. Let’s see if we can help him figure this out. It’s quite the pickle!
Maybe it’s because he makes rules for the commoners that he doesn’t have to abide by? (Like the time he made a big deal out of getting the city’s speed limits reduced but quickly violated approximately 2 gazillion traffic laws.) And then he totally walked out as reporters were asking him questions about "traffic-gate."
Or maybe it’s because he fundamentally wants to change America, see progressivism sweep the nation and use the education system to “change the dynamics.”
Or perhaps it has something to do with the way he screws over the city’s police officers. Maybe it has to do with the fact that he actually thought “retraining” sessions was a good idea. Or maybe it’s because he’s a giant anti-capitalist commie. Flashback to when he said, “Everything you heard about me is true. . . I am not a free-marketeer. . . I believe in the heavy hand of government.”
Those are just a few reasons off the top of my head. I’m sure there are more. Oh, wait! There are. Look what this Yankee fan had to say about him.
“He’s the worst,” said Diane McGrath, 48, a city worker, who has rooted for the Yankees for 30 years.
“What kind of reaction does he expect to get? He disrespects this city, disrespects the cops in this city, gets booed at their funerals, and seriously expects to get treated nice when he comes to the baseball games?” she said. “Get out of here. New Yorkers don’t forget.”
If he does choose to jump in the presidential ring, I hope Americans take the same approach as the Yankee fans. When a politician shows you who they are, believe them and don’t forget it.
h/t New York Post