New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday addressed criticisms of his wife’s staff of 14, which costs taxpayers $2 million a year as the city faces a financial budget crisis.
“This work is about the needs of the people of this city, especially in this crisis,” de Blasio told reporters after being asked about the city’s use of taxpayer funds during the financial downturn, the New York Post reported.
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