Mayors Johnson and Adams and their Mental Breakdowns over the Migrant Crisis

Mayor Adams compares himself to Jesus. Johnson begs for sympathy. “I have a black wife with a black family.” The pressure mounts on the black mayors of Chicago and New York City who are finally being held accountable with the migrant invasion into their cities. They don’t know how to deal with the disfavor.

The two are in a terrible bind. The community wants an end to the migrants taking all of what they perceive is their stuff. On the other hand, the party needs these migrants for the next census. Of course they pull out the Black biz for cover but it is getting so yesterday.. but what else is new?

Mayor of Chicago Brandon Johnson: In other words the translation.

I am having difficulty doing what I promised and things are hitting the fan” “also I’m black with a black family so you are required to overlook my ineptness”

The mayor of New York City takes it even farther with his exact words:

Mayor Eric Adams shows off his diverse administration: “Have you ever seen this much chocolate leading the city of New York??!! This is why they hating on me!” He then compares himself to Jesus for assembling such a non-White team.

Imagine a white mayor saying, “Have you seen this much vanilla leading the city of NY?” While going on to compare himself to Jesus.

The two show themselves..

They certainly are leading.

https://nyc.gov/site/nypd/stats/reports-analysis/crime-enf.page

She says the quiet part outloud.

Any questions about the swamp?

Postscript: I have a follow up on yesterday’s post regarding the drug cartels setting up shop on Native American Reservations:

• South Dakota Governor Noam Sounds Alarm

During her remarks, Gov. Noam made multiple references to the ravages of fentanyl and other drugs in South Dakota’s reservation communities — drugs she said got there thanks to Mexican drug cartels.  She offered to support the Oglala Sioux in a lawsuit filed against the federal government for failing to adequately address public safety on the reservation. 

Mustang’s Update:

News agencies on Monday reported that because of Gov. Kristi Noem’s statement last week about drug activities on Indian Reservations, South Dakota Indian tribes banned her from their reservations.  What is interesting about this is that the Indians decided to ban the messenger but not the drug cartels, and this seems to indicate that Indian leadership is seriously lacking — to the detriment of their people.  It is a revolting development, but I’m not surprised.  We demonstrated in the original post that drug sales, distribution, and use on Indian Reservations throughout the United States are endemic.  Indian leadership can deny this all they want — but a more responsible course of action would be to ban drug cartels, not concerned state officials.

And that folks is the best of the swamp.