IS NEW YORK MAYORAL RACE A HARBINGER OF THINGS TO COME

Brooklyn Borough President and former New York police captain Eric Adams was leading in the first round of counting in the city’s Democratic mayoral primary after a campaign focused on law enforcement.  With almost three-fourths of the precincts reporting Tuesday, Adams had about 31% of the vote, followed by former Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia and civil rights lawyer Maya Wiley with about 21% each.
Garcia appeared to be the establishment candidate and was endorsed by the New York Times. Wiley was endorsed by the collectivists including Ocasio-Cortez. Neither was associated with law and order.
The streets of New York are no longer just a place for gun fights between gangs anytime of the day or night, but are also home for all sorts of attacks, day, and night. This began as the collectivist movement not only welcomed, but encouraged all sorts of disrespect and attacks on police. From the open attacks on police, the call for chaos by the left brought that chaos, as we have witnessed innocent people walking down the streets being hit by those the left has convinced are societal victims. We witnessed beatings and stabbings in anytime of the day that are filmed by bystanders.
Attacks on subways and the streets have become an accepted way of life in not only New York, but in every Democrat run and controlled city in the nation. Citizens and police do not attempt to stop these mostly random attacks. Democrat officials defend these attacks claiming they are a result of white supremacy and oppression.
It would appear, and we can only hope this is the case, the people of New York City are saying enough is enough. We want our police to do what police are supposed to do and that is to mitigate crime and thuggery. We want police to patrol the streets and be a real presence. We want our elected officials to support and defend our police and to stop making far left leaning excuses for crime and thuggery. We want to feel safe on our streets and in our homes. The Democrats call for division and chaos to bring about their desired Marxist totalitarian state must end. We the people want to live in a free and safe place where law enforcement protects the honest citizens and no longer protects and encourages the criminal and thug as called for by the collectivist movement that has taken control of the Democrat party.
Let us only hope that this is the message of the New York City mayoral race. Let us only hope that this will be the message of the 2022 midterm elections. Let us only hope that this will be the message of the 2024 election. Let us only hope that this is the first of the many rejections of the collectivists as they seek to transform the United States into a Marxist totalitarian state through division, hatred, and chaos.