De Blasio was coy on his transition plans, but did say that a meeting last week with Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel had been helpful.
"I won't go into detail, I'll say I think he's one of the great mayors of this country and obviously as having been the chief of staff at the White House and having played a key role in President Obama's transition into office, he had a lot to say that was very, very helpful and I look forward to working very closely with him," he said.
How "progressive" is de Blasio if he thinks Emanuel is a "great mayor"?
Will de Blasio run the school system the way Emanuel runs it in Chicago?
Will de Blasio have a similarly antagonistic relationship with the unions?
This statement from de Blasio is troubling.
Very, very troubling.
More later - after the coronation.
I voted for him today, but nit with enthusiasm. That seems to be happening a lot lately. Hopefully Springer won't allow any reform contracts to go ahead.
ReplyDeleteMore and more red flags with this guy. I'll have something up tomorrow about this.
DeleteWe'll find out soon enough, whether it is just spin, because they know each other, a copy or just being the party loyalist. Since union deals are going to be one of the first issues.
ReplyDeleteJames just put a DFER on her transition team.
DeleteThe same DFER that worked for de Blasio as deputy public advocate.