NY mayor breaks ranks with democrats over Trump rally controversy
New Yorkʼs Democratic mayor Eric Adams takes unexpected stance defending Trump against fascist accusations. His comments come as the city prepares for ex-presidents rally at Madison Square Garden
New Yorks Democratic mayor takes an un-expected stance as the city gets ready for a big-time political event. Eric Adams strongly disagrees with fellow democrats about their view on Donald Trump – making waves just before the ex-presidents rally at Madison Square Garden
In a press-meet about rally security plans Adams made his position clear: “My answer is no I know what Hitler has done and I know what a fascist regime looks like; we can all dial down the temperature“ The mayor (who faces his own legal troubles) supports letting the rally happen despite push-back from party allies
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The situation got more complex when Kamala Harris backed Kellyʼs claims during her CNN appearance. Meanwhile Hillary Clinton drew parallels between the upcoming gathering and a 1939 event at the same venue: but Adams isnt buying these comparisons
The city plans heavy-duty security measures for the rally happening this sunday. Its worth noting that Adams – whos been critical of the current administrationʼs immigration policies – shares some views with Trump regarding border issues. The mayor thinks the migrant situation could harm his city
- Security teams will be present in large numbers
- Officials promise safe environment for attendees
- Local authorities coordinate with venue management
- Special traffic arrangements in-place
The mayor whose currently dealing with federal corruption charges sees things differently from his party: he believes in letting people share their ideas with New-Yorkers