Bloomberg ax draws flesh blood NY Post David Seifman

Suzannah B. Troy

03/24/2010 9:26 AM

I can't decide what is more disgusting corrupt politics at City Hall or Albany but NY politics are a corrupt cesspool. Here are ways not to make these drastic cuts. One: Mike has to fire all the campaign staff he just hired w/ 6 figure salaries the NYPost estimates to cost tax payers 2 million dollars. Two: City Council loses forfeit all slush monies and unvote themselves a raise. Three: We push through a special emergency surcharge on the mayor's 2nd income -- let us say a 2 billion dollar surcharge fee on the billions he made last year. Besides jail time for city council members and aides caught stealing tax payer money - they must be made to pay back the money. We estimate how much Espada and Monserrate cost tax payers bringing Albany to a halt and give them the bill. We need lo jack on all the money that is flowing through City Hall just like the MTA, New Yorkers are wondering where it all goes. I am so angry and sick of it all I made a two part series but made it as stand up comedy and at the very end I show you the "free NYC condoms" handed out -- why? Go to YouTube and look up this title: Mayor Mike Bloomberg dark comedy from Suzannah, don't worry he has u covered! (If you don't go -- the answer is because the people of NY are scre#wed. How did we get to this point and the answer is corruption, greed and stupidity and I blame Albany and City Hall. I agree we should also get rid of borough presidents as suggested in the nypost editorial. NY State and City are lacking strong leadership. Most put their self serving agendas before the people of New York and that is why we are where we are. It is also wrong to ask people with less to pay for people with benefits and retirement packages that they can only dream of speaking of which the Rubber Room has to go and those teachers fired. That would save the tax payers millions that are being payed out for teachers to sit in detention.

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Den10

03/24/2010 8:19 AM

I think it's a shame the City is willing to slash funding for schools and our uniformed forces, at the same time it plans to spend nearly $500 million to build a mega-garage for the Sanitation Department at Spring Street in Manhattan to replace three existing garages.

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Note: Woke up very early and was out of sorts...I had to write legal at YouTube and than get some rest. Feel better now.