New York Mayor Eric Adams has a few choice things to say about Chicago… – MarketWatch

New York Mayor Eric Adams made a talking point of Chicago having to shut down its schools for four days because of a standoff with the local teachers union over COVID-19 safety concerns.
“This is not Chicago. We are working with the UFT,” he said on Friday, referring to the United Federation of Teachers union. Adams has pressed to keep New York schools open, despite the recent virus surge due to the omicron variant. On Thursday, he tried to frame his city’s approach as being different than that of the Windy City. “This is not Chicago, this is New York, where we are communicating with each other because we’re both emotionally intelligent and we can resolve this,” he said.
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OutofChiraq
4 years ago

Adams should worry more about his own craphole communist city.

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