NYC Mayor de Blasio: Worst Mayor in US History?

Soon, NYC Mayor de Blasio will be officially leaving office.

Likely his greatest political move yet.

NYC is a global leader when it comes to #COVID19 recovery. We've proven that with vaccine mandates and incentives, we can beat this virus.

Now we're taking another step towards the future — a private sector employee vaccine mandate. Together we can save lives and move forward. https://t.co/SjxNUla4oJ

— Mayor Eric Adams (@NYCMayor) December 6, 2021

After decimating NYC’s economy through a variety of vaccine mandates and shutdowns, Mayor de Blasio says it’s time for round two with this recent tweet regarding new vaccine mandates for the private sector.

Along with completely failing to address the issues of education and homelessness currently sweeping the NYC area, Mayor de Blasio has quite arguably earned the title:

Worst Mayor in US History.

Make no mistake, however.

Earning this title was no easy task as Fox New’s and Former US Representative Sean Duffy writes:

In just a few short years, he has completely ruined New York City. By almost every measure, he has been a complete and utter disaster. So since Bill de Blasio took over, murders in New York City have spiked by nearly 50 percent. Rapes are up by 26 percent. 

If de Blasio’s sour political moves weren’t enough to secure the title, then his shady personal life and connections surely would have carried him across the finish line.

His own wife, for instance.

Unable to account for $850 million that somehow got lost in her efforts to complete a “mental health project.”

Bill De Blasio's wife can't account for $850m of taxpayer money that he gave her for a mental health project https://t.co/51dxqBaLol

— Daily Mail US (@DailyMail) March 1, 2019

Will we ever see this money again?

I doubt it.

One thing is certain, however.

The legacy left by NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio and his wife will not be a pretty one.

Incoming democrat Mayor-elect Eric Adams certainly has a lot of work ahead of him in order to restore NYC’s infrastructure.

With himself supporting many current policies instated by Mayor Bill de Blaiso, chances seem slim he will succeed.