Eric Adams
@ericadamsfornyc
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Proud son of Brownsville. Retired NYPD captain. 110th Mayor of New York City. Working every day to make NYC safer and more affordable.
New York, NY
Joined November 2018
Today is a big day for me and for New York City -- it's both my birthday and NYC's annual West Indian Day Parade in my home-borough of Brooklyn. The 58th annual parade kicks off at Utica Avenue and Eastern Parkway and flows through Brooklyn until reaching Grand Avenue Plaza close
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RT @mosesjeans: Mayor Eric Adams files in for the ribbon cutting at the West Indies Parade, next to Rev. Al
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As a Horseplayer If I had to describe this summer I'd call it the SUMMER OF ANGER. Anger at incompetent Stewards, and anger at CAW, and anger at ALL the entities that enable CAW wagering. @PatCummingsNTA @RepoleStable @Jackpotkimm @PaulMattiesJr @raypaulick @TheNYRA.
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“He is a five borough Mayor, he has delivered for us, he always shows up for us.” Thank you for the introduction of all introductions, Bronx BP Vanessa Gibson!
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12,000 elderly New Yorkers would disagree — if they could.
@ericadamsfornyc Cuomo fought for NY during Covid. People have short memories.
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Public safety is the foundation of prosperity. When New York is safe, businesses thrive and families grow. Our public safety officers run toward danger every day to protect us, and they deserve to know we have their backs. My opponents don’t see it that way. They want to defund
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African-Americans have been the hardest hit by recent Federal job cuts nationwide — particularly Black women! But while this pain may be real, my administration has been focusing on solutions. Between 2022 and 2024, Black unemployment declined 26% in New York City and we are.
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Public safety isn’t just about stats. Safety is about feeling confident that people are looking after you NOT looking away from you. We don’t give up on New Yorkers — we work for New Yorkers.
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He says this proudly. New Yorkers need safety — a priority to me and my administration. More police, shorter response times. Nothing is more important than the safety of our citizens.
No, we want to defund the police.
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Mamdani and the party he claims — the DSA — want to turn New York City into a laboratory for socialist experiments. They want to stop enforcing misdemeanors. They want to defund or even abolish the police. They want to seize landlords’ property and close prisons. These policies
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Let’s hear it for @DallasPD N Ctrl’s RIGHTCARE Team!!!!. The manner in which it is currently being utilized is most def likely to reduce crime and ensure those needing mental-health assistance receive proper care!. Shout out to Lewis, who excels at de-escalation!!.
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It takes hard work to understand what a city full of hard workers needs.
As a former janitor and machinist, I got to respect the hustle.
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For Cuomo this is an attempt at a comeback tour. And look at what he’s coming back from — a fail bail reform, mishandling the COVID crisis, having to resign from sexual assault accusations, a loss to Mamdani… the list goes on. Not what NYC needs.
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Just look at the résumés. I’ve learned this city from the bottom up. From paper boy to the Mayor’s office — I’ve worked every rung of the ladder serving New Yorkers. Mamdani has lived on easy street, I’ve lived the grind.
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RT @BilldeBlasio: I saw it with my own eyes in 1993 when he helped sabotage the re-election of David Dinkins. Then McCall, King, Paterson…….
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Cuomo’s playbook has been consistent for decades: opportunism dressed up as progress, while blocking the political advancement and priorities of Black communities in New York.
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In 2019, Gov. Andrew Cuomo said the full N-word out loud during a live radio interview while quoting a NYT article on slurs used against Southern Italians. He said he was quoting for context. Black leaders still called it inappropriate.
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2010: Cuomo pressured David Paterson, New York’s first Black governor, out of the race — clearing the way for himself.
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2002: Cuomo ran against Carl McCall, the state’s first Black major-party gubernatorial nominee, undermining his historic candidacy. Even Rep. Charlie Rangel warned Cuomo’s tactics would cost him Black support.
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1994: Andrew Cuomo crushed Charles King’s bid for Lt. Gov. — calling party bosses, whipping votes, and blocking a respected Black civil rights lawyer from even making the ballot. A preview of the playbook he’d use for decades.
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Finnish Startup SpeedyIndex Launches to Eliminate Google Indexing Delays. HELSINKI, Finland, Aug. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- SpeedyIndex, a technology startup based in Finland, launched a new service today. This service is designed to solve one of the most persistent
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