So Democrats, having been embarrassed to the max by the juxtaposition of Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton yukking it up with a host of leftward entertainment people and rich donors while Donald Trump went to Massapequa, Long Island and attended the wake of slain officer Jonathan Diller, came up with what they apparently thought was a great idea.
They sent Governor Kathy Hochul – who could fire District Attorneys like Brooklyn’s Eric Gonzalez (where Officer Diller was killed by a career criminal with 21 prior arrests but still out on the streets anyway) and Manhattan’s Alvin Bragg any time she wants, but leaves them in place anyway – to the funeral home. This, presumably, was supposed to offset Trump’s appearance and show that Democrats care too.
So how did it work out?
Your answer: Hochul was asked to leave. And there was applause when she did.
I have little doubt that, other than Staten Island, the boroughs of New York City remain solidly Democrat – even as DA’s like Gonzalez and Bragg make good and sure criminals, very much including violent criminals, remain on their streets. Some people lever learn.
But I have a feeling that in most places outside of those boroughs, this juxtaposition not only remains intact, but Hochul’s pathetic, pretentious appearance will, if anything, cut them deeper. Not just in New York, but throughout the country.
By the way, President Biden – the guy who slobbered over george floyd – has yet to so much as mention Jonathan Diller’s name, let alone voice regret over his murder.
I guess Biden’s puppeteers forgot to add it to his script.
I have a feeling that, politically speaking, the $26 million dollars Biden’s people claim to have raked in during the Radio City Music Hall event will be the most expensive $26 million they ever collected.
