In NYC: De Blasio is All Ready to Make Bloomberg Look Great

Townhall ^ | 01/04/2013 | Michael Schaus

[DemforBush]

Bloomberg was a meddling jerk with a Napoleonic complex, but he did keep the crime rate low and kept more to the Giuliani script than the Dinkins’ one. I suspect he’ll look better and better to New Yorkers if DeBlasio manages to push through his agenda.

[Maceman]

one attendee who had previously been convicted of grand larceny and identity theft

One federal law I would definitely like to see passed would make identity theft a class "A" felony with penalties equal to those for selling large quantities of heroin. I'm talking like 30 years to life.

[jocon307]

Ha, ha, that’s the best headline I’ve seen in a week. And sadly, too true. Micheal Bloomberg was a meddling idiot, but a least he wasn’t a Communist. DeBlasio is a commie pure and simple, he barely denies it. He makes Jerry Brown look like Rush Limbaugh.

[jocon307]

Agree on your identity theft recommendation. I was a victim of identity theft before we even called it that. It was a major pain in my neck, and it would probably be much worse today with computers and the internet. Lock them up and throw away the key.

[blueunicorn6]

Move the stock exchange to Dallas.

[miss marmelstein]

Hilarious! Sad but hilarious! I await the future with amusement.

[Don Corleone]

Remember all you who have forgotten...SOROS is still a free enterprise America, hating puppetmaster.He sold out his own people to the NAZI’s. What makes you think he would not do it again to the NeoNazis in DC?

[Sherman Logan]

Such an advisory group is probably not a bad idea, in itself.

If changes in policy make it easier for convicts to integrate back into society and less likely to re-offend, that’s a good thing.

But sounds like they went well beyond this.

[freedumb2003]

Gotham City about to earn its name. Of course, this will be WITHOUT Batman:

"Hello Diblasio? Just as you hoped, we have no crime since everyone is shuttered in their homes and everything has been stolen."

[TigersEye]

Better for criminals better for terrorists.

[freekitty]

Are all liberals bankrolled by George Soros? He doesn’t have enough money to fund all of them. I would look into where the money is actually coming from.

[freedumb2003]

My friend

Reality has just overtaken satire.

I HONESTLY thought this was one of yours...

[SeekAndFind]

RE: Move the stock exchange to Dallas.

So, what will the name WALL STREET become?

[Libloather]

A group of 50 ex-cons, junkies and chronic vagrants gathered at a Manhattan ‘Think Tank’

DNC convention.

[Jack Hydrazine]

[jjotto]

A little odd formatting, but:

Obama’s billionaires:
ROB WALTON
GEORGE SOROS
WARREN BUFFETT
telecom billionaire Irwin Jacobs
Chicago media mogul Fred Eychaner
billionaire heir Jon Stryker
billionaire media entrepreneur Haim Saban
PENNY PRITZKER the Hyatt hotel billionaire
JAMES CROWN Scion of the billionaire Henry Crown investments family
MARC LASRY Hedge fund billionaire
TOM STEYER San Francisco hedge funder
Cynthia Ryan, a principal at the investment firm Schooner Capital
Sandor Straus, a prominent investment manager
billionaire insurance magnate Peter Lewis
Big Taco baron Rob McKay
Obama’s largest billionaire donor investor Leo Blavatnik
Hollywood magnates
Steven Spielberg
Steve Bing
Jeffrey Katzenerg
Harvey Weinstein
JJ Abrams
Kathleen McGrath
Larry Mendonca

[brooklyn dave]

I live in NYC and Bloomberg was a true nanny stater —but this guy will be worse. As the city goes down the crapper no one will make a stink —people are passive —we are the sheeple. In stead of making a stink or protesting his policies, people (especially the wealthy)—not the ultra wealthy but the generally wealthy— will just move elsewhere. I wonder what police station in NYC will become the new Fort Apache?

[Dr. Ursus]

Jerry Jones Blvd!

[RightInJersey]

I also agree on the identity theft opinions posted here. I was a victim of identity theft several years ago. The person was someone that I knew, but I had no idea that he was a conman. I went right to the local police with the person’s name, and a detective told me they were already aware that he was doing these things to people. He also told me, point blank, that even though he wished things would be different, nothing would be done to the person. I naively assumed the detective was used to dealing with violent crimes, so this one may have seemed mild to him... But he was absolutely right. Nothing was done to him, and he’s still out there, and certainly doing the same thing to others. Can you guess the ideology of the judge who could have sentenced him but chose not to???