Eric Adams cautions Democrats not to be ‘so idealistic’ that they’re ‘not realistic’

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New York City mayoral nominee Eric Adams, a centrist, cautioned fellow Democrats not to be “so idealistic” that they become unrealistic.

Adams, who won his party’s nomination last week, said the “fallout” of former President Donald Trump’s administration has spurned many liberal politicians to ignore “real issues” facing those in boroughs.

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