While juvenile activists proclaim “All cops are bastards” and their ideological champions in Congress demand we “defund the police” and their blinkered friends in the press corps tell a story of a public that wants to be unpoliced, the voters of New York City just gave us a dose of reality.
We don’t know for sure that former police officer Eric Adams will eventually be declared the winner of the mayoral election, given New York’s slow vote-counting and its novel ranked-choice voting method. We also don’t know how Adams would govern the NYPD and whether he’d be effective in stopping the wave of violent crime.
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